For some it’s instinctual. The rest of us wring our hands, wrestle with or still resist the demands of branding ourselves on social media.
Earl “Butch” Graves Jr., President & CEO, BLACK ENTERPRISE
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YES, YOU CAN shepherd diverse and possibly divided teams through tough times in a chaotic culture and not lose your own sanity in the process.
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Even the boldest, baddest sisters don’t negotiate their own worth with the frequency or resolve of men and we are paying for it, literally.
When Ursula Burns–the first black woman to become CEO of a Fortune 500 company- took the helm of Xerox in 2010, she burst through a crack
Twelve years of trailblazers. Twelve years of powerful women. We honor that history and tonight’s exceptional additions to the Legacy
