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How a Black-owned construction company shockingly rejected MJ's investment and went on to make $70M annually - Face2Face Africa

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C. David Moody Jr. is behind C.D. Moody Construction, America's largest Black-owned construction management and general contracting firm. He established the company in 1988 in Atlanta seven years after serving as a staff architect and field engineer at Bechtel Power Corp. Then in his early 30s when he founded the firm, Moody guided the company...

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