Apple’s Denise Young Smith Walks Back “White, Blue-Eyed Men” Diversity Remark
After receiving backlash particularly across social media, Apple’s vice president of diversity and inclusion, Denise Young Smith, has apologized...
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Chance the Rapper says ‘Round Up & Donate’ to Benefit Chicago Public Schools
By rounding up their fare to the next dollar, Lyft customers can donate the difference to Chance the Rapper's New Chance Arts and Literature Fund,
This Entrepreneur Grew a 7-Figure Beauty Business with No Prior Experience
Beauty entrepreneur Vivian Kaye talks about her approach to turning a side hustle into a 7-figure business with no experience.
One Woman’s Plan to Increase Female Representation in the C-Suite
She's responsible for multiple leadership development programs, designed to grow future C-suite executives with a specific focus on women and minorities.
How This College Entrepreneur Juggles School and Business
William Murphy, an entrepreneur, and junior in college at Michigan State University was fed up seeing the same fashion trends being worn by...
Retired Marine Colonel and CEO: ‘Leading Is Not For the Weak’
As CEO of Fortitude Consulting, Col. Boggs provides leadership development for individuals and organizations that are diverse in size and complexity.
The Culture of Offense is Why Black Workers Are Punished for Speaking Out
The culture of offense normalizes and encourages employer-based punishment for offensive but non-violent comments or political gestures.
Coming Soon: Your Medication Will be Printed Out Like a Document!
Although it may be a several years down the road, instead of taking multiple pills - what about combining them into a single printed medication
You Can Learn to Code—Without Taking on Debt
Except for those that offer income share agreements—which require little to no cash up front. I've written before about a school that costs its students
BE Smart Hackathon Fast-Tracks HBCU Students to Success
Toyota, this year’s hackathon sponsor, provided an awesome first-place prize of $40,000 to the team that won first place—$10,000 to each student on the team.