A Change of Pace
Tahinde Frederick was networking at a business conference in Bermuda in 2006 when she decided to test career prospects there. An assistant vice president at
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Not Easy Being Green
Like virtually every investment tied to the stock market, so-called green mutual funds saw red in 2008. For many investors, simple economic survival this year
Ready, Set — Let’s Find Work
Career Survival Guide: Tools to assess your skills & tackle the job hunt.
The $800 Billion Question: Will Foreign Creditors Continue to Finance U.S. Debt?
I’ve been laying awake at night worrying about our credit status. I’m not talking about my own ability to borrow. I mean, ours—all of us—
Women of Power: Second Acts and New Beginnings
After a rousing session on negotiating career shifts, Sonia Alleyne, moderator and co-editorial director of the Women of Power Summit, had these takeaways for the
Women of Power: The (Uncertain) Time Is Now
I can’t describe my appreciation for being granted the opportunity to be in the presence of such great energy here at the Women of Power
Women of Power: ‘You Can’t Run Away From Self’
Legacy Award winner Leah Chase (Source: Lonnie Major/Black Enterprise) “Young African American women need to feel their own power,†said Leah Chase, a.k.a the Queen
Russell L. Goings Keeps Us Coming Back
On Oct. 16, 1995, when scores of black men gathered on the lawn of the Washington Mall for the Million Man March, Russell L. Goings
Women of Power: A Rich and Delicious Lesson
Legacy Award winner Leah Chase (Source: Lonnie Major/Black Enterprise) World-renowned chef and 2009 Legacy Award winner Leah Chase, owner of Dooky Chase in New Orleans,