MultiGenerational.Black

MultiGenerational.Black

Lewis and Bryant launched MultiGenerational.Black in 2021, structuring it as a registered investment advisor in New York. The firm emerged with a narrow mission: close the racial retirement-savings gap by bringing workplace retirement plans to Black-owned businesses that historically lack them. Its website frames the effort as "equity through equities," blending financial-education workshops with advisory services for individuals, estates, businesses, and retirement plans. The firm's strategy revolves around the MGB 401K Program for Black-owned businesses and the Investing Starter Kit Workshop, a basic-investing curriculum. Asset-class deployment is not publicly disclosed, and the firm does not publish a portfolio. Its geographic footprint centers on the United States, with no secondary offices listed. The advisory business serves high-net-worth individuals, estates, and retirement plans, though the firm does not break out assets under management or committed capital. MultiGenerational.Black operates as a lean, early-stage practice. Co-founders Lewis and Bryant are the only named principals; professional headcount is not disclosed. The firm celebrated its fifth anniversary with an ice-cream social, marking a subscriber milestone of 7,000 for its mailing list — a proxy for community reach rather than asset scale. No separate philanthropic foundation or adjacent investment vehicle has been announced. The structural differentiator is its product-market fit: a 401(k) provider built expressly for Black-owned small and mid-size enterprises, paired with a financial-literacy workshop that doubles as a client-acquisition channel. Unlike broad-platform RIAs that bolt on inclusive-marketing language, MultiGenerational.Black's services are purpose-built for a demographic that traditional recordkeepers have overlooked. Whether that translates into asset scale remains unverified, as the firm does not publish an AUM figure.