Kevon L. Chisolm Esq.

Founder and Executive Director, Junior Wallstreeters, Inc.

Black Wallstreeter Consultation Services (BWCS) was started by the father and son team, Kevon and Kamari Chisolm in 2018. A native of Newark, New Jersey, Kevon is a 1997 graduate of Seton Hall University Law School. He also earned a Master’s Degree with Honors in African American Studies at Yale University in 1994. He was awarded a Baccalaureate Degree in Economics from Drew University in 1991. Kevon’s passion is uplifting and forwarding the African American community through knowledge of self and wealth building. 

BWCS's primarly goal is  to decrease the wealth gap between African Americans and whites. It focuses on helping others build wealth by starting investment clubs. Kevon’s book, which is titled: Financial Legacy: Building Wealth Through Investment Clubs has sold over 500 copies. The book is available in print and electronic format.

Due to the need and his desire to provide more students with camp scholarships, in August 2020, Kevon started a non-profit, Junior Wallstreeters, Inc. Like the company’s name, it offers a financial literacy and investing curriculum titled: Junior Wallstreeters: Empowering Youth with Financial Wellness. The curriculum teaches life-long financial awareness and discipline through 14 lessons with an emphasis on African American history and culture. In addition to topics like banking basics, budgeting and investing, our curriculum goes beyond others by exploring the community building wealth possible through investment clubs.

Junior Wallstreeters, Inc. have provided financial literacy services to several national youth organizations including Jack and Jill, Upward Bound and 100 Black Men of Virginia. 

Michelle Goslee

Head Instructor & Certified Financial Literacy Instructor, Junior Wallstreeters, Inc.

Michelle Goslee is a Career Technology Educator for Prince George’s County School System. Her practice primarily focuses on financial literacy and college and career readiness for high school students. Michelle is also an instructor with Black Wallstreeter Consultation Services and Junior Wallstreeters, Inc.

Prior to working for Prince George’s County, she was an Early Childhood Educator and owner of a Family Child Care Center, Active Minds. This experience earned Ms. Goslee small business marketing and financing skills. Ms. Goslee is a University of Phoenix Alum with a degree in Business Management.