The 2017 Entrepreneurs Summit Daily: Day 1
Hundreds of business owners traveled across the country to Houston, Texas, on May 17 for the opening of the 22nd annual Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs Summit,
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Life Lessons: The Hike I Didn’t Want But Needed
Given the opportunity to spend some time in the exotic Guadeloupe islands in the southern Caribbean Sea, I didn’t think twice. I had visions of
Why Compete When There’s More Than Enough Opportunities for Us All?
Competition is dead, collaboration is the key! Why do people compete in the world of entrepreneurship and business? I’m still trying to figure out
Why Compete When There’s More Than Enough Opportunities for Us All?
Competition is dead, collaboration is the key! Why do people compete in the world of entrepreneurship and business? I’m still trying to figure out
Keeping the Doors of Opportunity Open for Black Businesses in Houston
One politician who has seen the dramatic political shifts on the local, state, and county levels has been Rodney Ellis, the former state senator who
See How This Financial Maverick is Helping Black Businesses Grow in Houston
In her role as director of the Office of Business Opportunity, Carlecia Wright helps foster a more competitive, inclusive commercial ecosystem.
Kase Lawal is One of the Biggest Power Players in Houston’s Oil Industry
Nigerian-born Kase Lawal represents one of Houston’s greatest power sources. He serves as chairman of 30-year-old energy company CAMAC, which is engaged in the exploration,
How Sherman Lewis III Became the Largest Black-Owned Employer in Houston
Sherman Lewis III says that he may be conservative by nature but he “bet the house†when he decided to launch his business venture in
BE 100s CEO Gerald B. Smith Talks Building Business in Houston
BE spoke exclusively with Gerald B. Smith, a native Houstonian who has become a major influencer in business, political, and philanthropic circles.
3 Tips for Parents of Graduating Seniors
Congratulations! Your child is graduating from college—but parents of graduating seniors all over are wondering: Is there a J-O-B lined up on the other side