Furquan continues to get things done and to get his message out! Tune in to the latest on his efforts in business and for his community!
If you haven’t been to the website for his business, CP Plasma Center, then now would be a good time for
a first visit…or a revisit.
Peace
Please sign Furquan R. Stafford, Sr.’s petition.
As you may know, Dr. Charles Richard Drew was a 20th Century black physician who did pioneering medical research into blood transfusions. His medical research efforts made large-scale blood banks possible.
Building a business based on Dr. Drew’s work is one Furquan R. Stafford, Sr.
Now, I do enjoy meeting and supporting businesspeople, especially black men and women who are successful and passionate about a cause of importance. Furquan R. Stafford, Sr. is the chairman and CEO of C.P. Plasma Center Inc. (CPPC), harnessing the economic power in Dr. Drew’s medical research for black people and seeking to mitigate racial disparities in US health care. Take a moment to read about Stafford’s business and his passion.
And when you’re done, if you’ve not done so already, I ask you, again to please sign Furquan R. Stafford, Sr.’s petition.
If you need another reason to support him, then please visit his site.
Peace
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