George Fatheree, III

George Fatheree is a Fintech founder, social impact entrepreneur, and accomplished attorney known for his groundbreaking work in social justice and community empowerment.

With 16 years of experience at top law firms, George has been a champion of social justice causes, leading successful efforts such as securing the return of the Bruce's Beach property and rescuing the Ebony and Jet photography archives, among others.

George's legal prowess and dedication to pro bono work have earned him numerous accolades, including being named California Lawyer Attorney of the Year, receiving Living Legends Awards for Service to Humanity, and being recognized by the Financial Times for Innovation in Social Responsibility.

A graduate of Harvard University and Loyola Law School, George is deeply committed to education and has even taught courses at Loyola Law School as an adjunct professor.

Beyond his legal career, George has held key positions in various organizations, such as Founder & CEO at ORO Impact, Commissioner at Smithsonian Institution's National Portrait Gallery, and Partner at prestigious law firms like Sidley Austin LLP and Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP.

A California Trailblazer and Top Minority Attorney, George Fatheree's impact extends beyond the legal realm as he has been recognized for his innovative social initiatives and community involvement.

Currently residing in Los Angeles with his family, George continues to make significant contributions to society and is highly regarded for his commitment to social justice and community empowerment.