How Disruptive Philanthropy Can Save Black Communities
August has been designated as Black Philanthropy Month. For the past five years, scores of successful, affluent African Americans have traveled during the month
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Grit, Grind And Shine: US OPEN Chairman Shares What Everyone Needs To Know About Success
As another US Open season gets underway in Flushing, Queens, thousands of fans, onlookers, and tennis pros await who will take the crown this year. Pulling out all
This Weekend is Officially Game Time
Find out where you need to be and what you need to be doing in order to maximize your weekend and your business with Labor
How to Avoid Social Media Mishaps in the Workplace
It’s early on a Monday morning, but your office is already buzzing. At first, this seems like a good thing–your employees are hitting the ground
Creating a Smooth Transition After a Key Employee Moves On
Kim had been with LogicPrep from the very beginning–when there were just four of us working out of one room. Since joining in 2011, she helped us grow
How Our Company Bounced Back From a Failed Client Engagement
In the summer of 2014, my company was doing great work with a large client engagement. Our team was excited, the client was happy, and our
Your Helicopter Parent is Ruining Things for You
There is a place where each child (or adult) must draw a firm line in the sand where their helicopter parent is forbidden to cross.
The Stark Reality about Entrepreneurs of Color
The stark reality about entrepreneurs of color is that their brilliance, ingenuity, and grit are boundless. Values Partnerships leads a nationwide casting tour focused on
Black Pastor Sends Clinton Blackface Tweet In Support Of Trump, Stands By His Message
Televangelist and NOW Television Network CEO Pastor Rev. Mark Burns caused a social media firestorm by Tweeting a post with Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton
Back to School with P. Diddy
I thought of that the other day when I heard that Diddy (or Sean Combs) had started his own charter school in Harlem. Perhaps he