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5000 Role Models Black History Month

For Black History Month, students from the 5000 Role Models program were invited to 10X Headquarters for a special event.

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Why Grant Cardone Foundation

Recently, I realized I never shared why I created the Grant Cardone Foundation. I’ve mentioned a few reasons in the past — but not everything. Now, it’s time I told the WHOLE story… 

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BBBS Resumes

During our continued collaboration with Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Broward County in their School to Work program, the next session focused on building resumes for the high school seniors’ future college and job applications… 

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