JPMorgan Chase announced that it is expanding its Entrepreneurs of Color Fund with $3.65 million in funding as part of its new Advancing Black Pathways initiative focused on assisting African American business owners. Advancing Black Pathways builds on some of JPMorgan’s previous efforts to create financial equality and promote diversity. In addition to JPMorgan’s multi-million dollar commitment , Capital Impact Partners is investing $2 million and the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation is providing $1 million to the Entrepreneurs of Color Fund for a total of $6.65 million. The Entrepreneurs of Color Fund model is also making its way to the Washington, D.C., according to a press release. Advancing Black Pathways is set to offer education and job training, grow careers for African Americans within the company and develop partnerships to help create financial wellness in Black households. “The Greater Washington region is thriving, but opportunity is not shared equally,” JPMorgan...