Nominate Your Favorite! Black Enterprise’s Small Business Awards 2018
Small Business Award winner Arsha Jones wants business owners to win big and take pride in being recognized.
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Black Starbucks Exec Says ‘Watching That Video Was Quite Painful’
In midst of the national outcry over the two African American men who were arrested for sitting in a Philadelphia Starbucks last Thursday, Rosalind “Roz”
Survey: About 25% of American Workers Don’t Receive Health Insurance or Other Benefits
Roughly 25% of full-time workers in America don't reap any benefits like health insurance, retirement savings plans, or paid vacation where they work, a new
Black Tech Founder’s Platform Helps You Create Mobile Apps Seamlessly
App creation is expensive. Between finding a team that will produce the product you want correctly, to paying them through your hard-earned, bootstrapped money, you
Robotics Education Organization Embraces Diversity and Inclusion for K-12
"The smart phone is the brain for the robot, and it's also speaking to another smart phone in the driver's station," Bossi says. "It shows
AptDeco CEO to Entrepreneurs: Fundraising is a Commitment
Startup and fundraising are two attractive words to ambitious entrepreneurs. But what they aren’t, is easy when putting them into action when building a business
This Award-Winning Designer’s Advice for Building a Sustainable Business
Rainy Hamilton Jr., the co-founder of Hamilton Anderson Associates, a 100% minority-owned Detroit based firm, talks keys to building a sustainable business.
The Promise of Memphis, A City Haunted by the Guilt of Dr. King’s Death [Opinion]
"Many black Memphians feel personally responsible for Dr. King’s death not because we killed him, but because it was our efforts to try to organize
BROCCOLI CITY FESTIVAL IS ROOTED IN CULTURE
Broccoli City Festival Weekend is an incubator for all who strive to create a better world, and hosts a variety of events leading up to
The Executive Leadership Council 2018 National Business Case Competition
The Executive Leadership Council, the pre-eminent organization committed to increasing black executive leadership worldwide, held its annual National Business Case Competition, sponsored by Exxon Mobil