Author Talk: John Hope Bryant, "Capitalism for All: Inclusive Economics and the Future-Proofing of America"

As America approaches its 250th anniversary, the gap between who capitalism serves and who it leaves behind has never been more visible—or more costly. In Capitalism for All, economic empowerment expert John Hope Bryant presents a thoughtful analysis of the economy, a practical framework for making capitalism work for everyone, and an argument for inclusive economies as a competitive advantage. He lays out an actionable argument for how expanding access to capital, financial literacy, and emerging technologies like AI can strengthen the middle class, sharpen America's global edge, and make the promise of the American Dream something more than a slogan. Join this conversation with John Hope Bryant for a timely and urgent discussion about what it will actually take to build an economy that works for everyone—and why the cost of inaction is one America can no longer afford.

As with all Global Conference public sessions, registration is not required to attend an Author Talk, but seating is limited. Seats will be open to the first 100 attendees. We recommend Conference attendees add any Author Talks of interest to your agenda. If you cannot attend the Author Talk or are solely interested in the book signing portion, we encourage you to come to the Global Conference on-site bookstore managed by Barnes & Noble at the end of the scheduled hour for a 30-minute signing.

Books featured in the Author Talks and Book Signings are available for purchase at the on-site bookstore.