Small Business: Growing in a Downturn
The great thing about the business cycle is that downturns don’t last forever. We’ve seen the fruits of prosperity after the Great Depression and after
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Virtual Reality in Tough Times
Tiffanie Tillman’s phone is ringing off the hook these days with business owners looking to fill staff positions without having to hire full-time employees. “Our
Women of Power: Accountability Counts
I’m thinking that the word “accountability†will be among 2009’s buzz words. Now more than ever it’s a term we all need to be familiar
Women of Power: An Educator Educates
Yes we can…but not really. Well, that’s what University of Pennsylvania professor Mary Francis Berry thinks. During the keynote breakfast yesterday morning, this 2009 Legacy
The Stimulus Plan Must Give Minority-Owned Businesses and Minorities a Fair Shake
Despite years of effort, minority-owned businesses are still drastically underrepresented in the U.S. economy.
Women of Power: Don’t Play the Blame Game
We’ve all done it many times. Someone drops the ball, makes a bad decision and h/she is able to place the responsibility squarely at your
Women of Power: Practical Advice to Real Women
The two morning sessions that kicked off Thursday’s Women of Power Summit, were both amazing! And I’m not just saying that because I’m the Careers
Top Blacks in Fashion: Tracy Reese
Designer Tracy Reese has remained a delightful presence each year and a powerhouse on the fashion scene, having turned her designs into clothing lines, footwear,
NAACP Celebrates 100 Years with Focus on Human Rights
As the NAACP embarks on its 100th anniversary, the organization and America stands on the cusp of a new era. As the nation’s first African