The Case for a Revolution

The statistics are stark. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, roughly 20% of new businesses fail in their first year, and nearly 50% fail within five years. In underserved communities, where access to capital, mentorship, and networks is scarce, those numbers are even far worse. For generations, this cycle of failure has reinforced inequality and discouraged potential entrepreneurs from even trying. 

But history shows that entrepreneurship is one of the most powerful engines of social mobility. Every successful small business creates jobs, stimulates local economies, and sparks innovation. When communities are given the tools and support to build sustainable companies, they don’t just survive—they thrive. 

That is the heart of the GenFe revolution: to dismantle the barriers, democratize opportunity, and ignite a new wave of entrepreneurial energy that reshapes our economy and society.