In this episode of the Feudal Future podcast, hosts Joel Kotkin and Marshall Toplansky interview Clarence (Nink) Carter. He and his wife, Dr. Donna Carter founded GateWay Second Chance Foundation and GateWay Boarding Academy, to provide a second chance for academically andbehaviorally-deficient adolescent boys to learn the academic, life and problem solving skills to minimize their risk of becoming ensnared in our inadequate criminal justice system.After growing up in inner-city Brooklyn and attending undergrad at Michigan State University, Nink graduated with a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Harvard and launched a corporate career working at Xerox, General Motors, Lear-Siegler, and Square D Corporations. Afterwards, he became the principal of a non-public K-12 school and started his current organizations.Learn more about Gateway Second Chance Foundation & Gateway Boarding Academy:
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