Overcoming Gender Differences
As women of color continue to make strides in the workforce, the rate at which they are advancing into senior leadership (C-suite) positions remains a
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Since You Asked: How to Break Into Marketing
I recently completed my undergraduate degree in business marketing at 38 years of age. I’ve always wanted to work in marketing; however, I’ve been working
The 20-Bucket System
Sustaining a nonprofit can be challenging in any economy, but in a recession it can prove daunting. In Mastering the Management Buckets: 20 Critical Competencies
A Tech Makeover Story
Last year was no cakewalk for many Americans: The fallout from the near collapse of the financial industry, the upending of the real estate market,
Investing Rules for Women
Sure, investing can be intimidating. And if you’re averse to what can appear to be an endless stream of formulas, ratios, and financial jargon, now
Green Credit Cards
Everyone close to Chanté Evans, 30, knows being “green†is a priority for her. Each year on Earth Day, she teaches her fourth-grade students at
First Independence’s Sweet Song of Growth
For more than three decades, Donald Davis played the six string, performing on an array of hits for the old Motown and Stax record labels.
Where The Jobs Are: Information Technology
In 1992, when Rebecca Williams began working as a paralegal, she had every intention of becoming a lawyer. But a friend who lauded the growing
Money Matters: College Savings Vehicles
Last December, I became the primary caregiver of my late sister’s 5-year-old son. I’m currently seeking legal custody as his guardian. As a single “auntie-mommy,â€
Color Me Bold
Sabrina Thompson has a long history of putting contrasting things together and somehow making them work. “A lot of my pieces are sort of contradicting