As we celebrate Black History Month  in this BAB Podcast episode we celebrate Jordan Miller, Chairman and CEO Adelphi Bank Ohio's only Black owned Bank.  Jordan Miller who was  CEO of Fifth Third Bank recounts the pivotal moments that carved his path to leadership. From his enlightening years in the Air Force to the mentorship that taught him the power of significance and advocacy, Jordan's story is an encouragement to inspire the next generation.

Our conversation takes a deep dive into the heart of community and faith, cornerstones that Jordan credits for his steadfast approach to life and business. He brings to life the lessons learned under the tutelage of Ralph Frazier, the 'Dean of African American Bankers', and shares how these principles sparked the creation of Adelphi Bank, Columbus's inaugural black-owned bank. Here, Jordan's commitment to legacy unfolds, revealing his vision for a financial institution that serves as a beacon of empowerment and financial literacy in a historically black community.

Wrapping up, Jordan doesn't just leave us with anecdotes and accomplishments; he imparts wisdom on how to build a legacy that echoes beyond the walls of business. With 35 years in banking under his belt, he urges the importance of setting a positive example and the necessity of personal financial management. Tune in for an exploration of the 'dash'—the legacy we craft with our lives—and let Jordan's insights inspire you to leave a mark that's both personally fulfilling and community-enriching. Join us on this journey of learning, empowerment, and reflection.

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