While most know of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s sweeping dream of equality and freedom for all, what many do not realize is just how keenly focused he was on economic issues, particularly in his later years. Without economic opportunity, King often noted man "has neither life nor liberty nor the possibility for the pursuit of happiness. He merely exists." It was, in fact, while planning the Poor People's March, a dramatic stand on economic issues, that his voice was forever silenced. In his final book, King posed the question, WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? The answer lies in KINGONOMICS, a 21st century interpretation of his economic vision translated through the eyes of globally established economist, venture capitalist, ecosystem builder and highly successful serial entrepreneur, Dr. Rodney S. Sampson. The definitive mission of Kingonomics is to facilitate an economic and institutional platform designed to address poverty and the racial wealth gap via the efficient use of existing and new knowledge and best practices for inclusive innovation, entrepreneurship and investment. This is accomplished by creating an efficient ecosystem system of experts, research centers, universities, innovators, entrepreneurs and investors that are presented via Kingonomics events and programs.