A. Barry Rand, Among the First Black CEOs of a Publicly Traded Company, Dies at 73
When Barry Rand left Xerox to become chairman and CEO of Avis, he became one of the first African Americans to achieve such a position...
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UPDATE: Ursula Burns Steps Down as XEROX CEO After Company Split
Read about Ursula Burns, former CEO of XEROX and the first African American woman chief executive officer to head a Fortune 500 company....
Ursula Burns May Have Been A Vice Presidential Running Mate
Ursula Burns, the only black woman to head an S&P 500 company, was one name in described “rough food groups†of names according to an...
Black History Month: Ursula Burns, Fortune 500 CEO
Ursula Burns became a history maker in 2009 as the first black woman to become CEO of a Fortune 500 company with Xerox Corp. She...
Xerox to Separate Into Two Companies, Ursula Burns Releases Statement
Xerox splits into two divisions; CEO Ursula Burns, the first African-American woman to serve as CEO of a Fortune 500 company, issues statement....
Your Inner ‘Woman of Power’ is Calling; Answer Her Today
A jewel of wisdom from Xerox CEO, Ursula Burns, on leadership....
Women of Power: 3 African-American CEOs Leading in Corporate America
Though the numbers of female corporate executives remain low, these three women in corporate America have beat the odds and excelled to top ranks....
The Power of Color: 9 Women Who Nail It Every Time
Beauty industry entrepreneurs Ginger + Liz pair notable women with their colour counterpart...
UBR Morning Post: Urban Fashion Innovator Daymond John
This week on The Urban Business Roundtable, UBR Contributor Renita Young speaks with urban fashion innovator and branding guru Daymond John, co-founder of FUBU. Also:...
No. 14: Ursula Burns, The Corporate Innovator
In celebration of our 40th anniversary, Black Enterprise ranks the Titans: The 40 Most Powerful African Americans in Business--and how they shaped our world. Follow...