Former Stock Broker Builds Job Network for People Leaving Prison

Former Stock Broker Builds Job Network for People Leaving Prison

Richard Bronson, a former partner at Belfort-run Stratton Oakmont who served federal prison time for breaking investment laws, has started Commissary Club. The online jobs network uses AI, computer software that finds patterns, to help people leaving prison find work and housing. Bronson worked there in the 1980s before opening his own South Florida firm.

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