Five Ways to Reach Mature Consumers
Companies spend a lot of time studying up on baby boomers, Generation X and Generation Y, knowing that these younger generations make up the bulk
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Image Innovator
Unlike the many entrepreneurs who learn the ropes by working full time in their field before striking out on their own, Miatta David, the 33-year-old
Skepticism vs. Cynicism
As president of The Franciscan Center, a Baltimore-based organization providing services to the poor, Karen Heyward-West often butted heads with the organization’s board of trustees
A New Agenda for Small Business?
No segment of American industry has been pummeled by the Great Recession more than minority business. As the economy shows signs of recovery, these companies––most
Ready, Set, Grow
We all know that entrepreneurs rock to the beat of a different drummer. That’s how most got through this hard-hitting year. As the economy goes
Go With Your Gut
In 1969, as the first black woman to earn an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School, Lillian Lambert thought she was destined for a brilliant career
The “Coming Out†Challenge
Since the start of her career, Rosalyn Taylor O’Neale, 59, has always been clear about what it means to be an African American, a woman,
Live Large With Less Cash
Living well on a limited budget means maximizing what you get out of life for the amount of money you spend, says blogger J.D. Roth,
The King of Commercial Real Estate
Victor MacFarlane’s proudest business accomplishment isn’t his involvement in the grand, 80-story Time Warner Center in New York City. Nor is it his 20-year track
Rising Up the Corporate Ladder
Despite enjoying more than 26 years in human resources, personnel veteran Mike Guyton recently took time to evaluate and make some changes to improve opportunities