Majora Carter is a Peabody Award-winning broadcaster, a MacArthur Fellow, an urban redevelopment strategy consultant, and an actual estate developer. Many policies, programs, and employment training and placement systems related to economic development, technology inclusion, and green infrastructure have been developed under her direction. She also teaches at the Keller Center at Princeton University.
Carter reduces Brain Drain in low-status American neighborhoods by implementing corporate talent-retention consultancy practices. She has direct experience establishing sustainable economic growth in the South Bronx, one of the most famous low-class neighborhoods in America, as well as in other places in North America and beyond.
Together with her teams, she creates plans, strategies, and the kind of development that turns underprivileged neighborhoods into vibrant mixed-use local economies.
In the Hunts Point neighborhood of the South Bronx, she opened the first commercial "3rd Space" since the mid-1980s, Boogie Down Grind, a specialty coffee and craft beer shop with a hip-hop theme. Local families now have a unique option to participate through SEC-approved internet investing platforms thanks to this venture.
Eight honorary doctorates and numerous accolades, including the National Building Museum, International Interior Design Association, Center for American Progress, Silicon Alley 100 by Business Insider, Liberty Medal for Lifetime Achievement by News Corp, and her TEDtalk, have been bestowed upon her for her ability to guide projects through seemingly incompatible socioeconomic currents..

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