What It’s Really Like For Young Black Women On Boards
Find out what it's really like for young black women on boards from Tracey Travis, CFO at Estee Lauder and a corporate director for Accenture
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Meet the First Black Man Appointed as VP of Diversity and Inclusion for an NBA Team
The realm of possibility is oftentimes limited for young black boys living in forgotten communities. Many are too consumed with the everyday struggle of survival
She Launched a Mentorship Program to Create More Black Healthcare Professionals
Dr. Christina T. Rosenthal is a dentist, social entrepreneur who launched Determined to be a Doctor Someday (DDS), an initiative to develop the next generation of
BE Modern Man: He Went From the Projects to a Doctoral Degree
Meet Preston Vernard L. Lindsaym part of the 2018 BE Modern Man cohort. He is lending his expertise to support grassroots organizations in achieving long-term sustainability
Power in the Boardroom: Registry of Black Corporate Board Members [2018]
For six years, Black Enterprise has identified African Americans who serve on the boards of America’s largest publicly traded corporations. As part of our examination,
Former Def Jam Executive Helps Bring Internet Access to Africa
When Abou "Bu" Thiam worked at Def Jam as an A&R, he was the youngest exec to ever grace the halls of the iconic record label.
Earn A Degree in Marijuana and $70,000 After Graduating From This College
Northern Michigan University introduced the “Medicinal Plant Chemistry” program, giving students the opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Science degree while learning about medicinal plant
BET Founder, America’s First Black Billionaire, Says He Was Racially Profiled at Luxury Hotel
Robert L. Johnson, the black business mogul who founded BET and became the first American black billionaire after selling the media company, was not allowed
As Kaepernick Nike Ad Proves, Marketing to Millennials is a Must, Even for Small Businesses
Millennials have eclipsed baby boomers as America’s largest generation, surpassing 83 million and making up more than a quarter of Americans, figures from the U.S.
WATCH: How One Black-Owned Small Business Survived 9/11
M.R. Beal CEO Bernard Beal on how his business survived after the 9/11 attacks--what he did well and what he would have done differently.