In the face of unprecedented economic challenges, Americans are watching their financial future disappear before their eyes. Job elimination is at a record high, social programs are being cut, the cost of goods is soaring, education costs are increasing, and retirement accounts are hemorrhaging. From the very wealthy to extremely impoverished communities--the economy is impacting the very fabric of America. As the situation worsens, Americans who have traditionally been some of the most philanthropic people in the world have been stifled.

In the face of these challenges, there`s hope. One man has been given a vision to help American families rekindle their dreams while helping others create their dreams. Ephren Taylor has fulfilled the American Dream by climbing out of poverty-from a tin roof and no running hot water in Carlisle, Mississippi to becoming a multimillionaire at the young age of 17 after creating his own video game at the age of 12. Now, in his late 20s, Taylor is one of the world`s youngest CEOs of a publicly traded company in history. Under Taylor`s leadership, City Capital Corporation is committed to helping individuals retire early and wealthy while ending the foreclosure crisis and ensuring the dream of homeownership remains attainable.  

Taylor understands the manipulations of Wall Street and the economic plight that has even the wealthy hurting. "Wealth is being evaporated overnight, and City Capital believes every American has the capacity to earn wealth and can improve their communities. It is our role to help facilitate their drive and desire by presenting opportunities to double their rates of returns and make a difference in reducing crime, increasing home ownership, and improving education." In this vein, Taylor has created the Urban Wealth Campaign. As part of his efforts to promote this initiative, he travels throughout America helping individuals, nonprofits, churches, and corporations position themselves to not only survive the economic storm but to come out thriving.