Symone D. Sanders: Black Women, Demand the Support You Give
Black women continue to form powerful counter narratives every time they show up, whether it be in the workplace or in their communities.
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Win $15,000 in This Year’s American Small Business Competition
SCORE has initiated its fifth annual American Small Business Championship, a competition that recognizes small business success
African Immigrants More Educated Than Native-Born Americans
In fact, it's been reported that Africans are the most educated immigrants in the U.S. Although immigrants as a whole have less education than most
Why Entrepreneurial Thinking Is About More Than Starting a Business
Entrepreneurial thinking is about more than just longing to become your own boss, or even successfully launching a business. The good news: You don’t have to
Daymond John Set to Release New Book ‘Rise and Grind’
What we know is Daymond John is a hustler in every sense of the word, but this is not for someone looking for a shortcut
$175 Million Memphis Convention Center Project Creates Robust Opportunities for Black-Owned Businesses
With plans by the Memphis Convention Center this year to launch a $175 million expansion and renovation, minority- and women-owned businesses have been targeted by
Valeisha Butterfield Jones Makes Major Boss Moves With New Appointment at Google
Valeisha Butterfield Jones was named Global Head of Women and Black Engagement at Google, where she will advocate for women and African Americans in tech.
Black Changemakers Are Using Bee Farms to Save Detroit Neighborhoods
Although the city of Detroit is known for its vacant lot and abandoned housing problem, the innovation and talent that exists within Michigan’s largest city should not be overlooked—thanks in
How This Entrepreneur is Motivating Moms to Prepare for Their Future
How LaToyia Dennis launched Motivated Mom to help mothers raise their children and fund their dreams.
#FridayReads: The Autobiography of Public Relations Man Ofield Dukes
The chances of Ofield Dukes making it into a public relations textbook, much less a history book, were slim—as is the case with many African