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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2025 · 10 MIN

From Foster Care to the Boardroom: A Shot, A Seat, and a Strategy for Equity

from The Next Move Podcast · host Orvin Kimbrough

What happens when a foster kid is given a shot—and refuses to waste it? In this powerful episode of The Next Move, Orvin Kimbrough shares his journey from the margins to the CEO seat of a $3B bank. Anchored in Esther 4:14, Orvin unpacks how faith, grit, and strategic thinking shaped his rise and continue to drive his commitment to building equity from the inside out. You’ll hear about the challenges of leadership as a Black man in corporate spaces, why hiring for optics isn’t enough, how entrepreneurship is the new Underground Railroad, and why every opportunity comes with a responsibility. Whether you're fighting for your shot or trying to make the most of it, this episode is your invitation to lead with purpose and create room for others. Scripture Anchor: Esther 4:14 — “And who knows but that you have come to your royal position for such a time as this?”

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