Age is nothing but a number for Clarence Stephens. The Morehouse College student and South Carolina native is already laser-focused on his planned path to
Greg Taylor is doing his part to put the next generation in the best position to succeed. The NBA Foundation executive director is responsible for
Ashley Kirkwood wants to help Black women entrepreneurs make more money. The author and lawyer is also the CEO of Speak Your Way to Cash,
Breastfeeding is an important and rewarding experience for many mothers. However, there are times when the journey can be very challenging and frustrating. Organizations like
Many people find it hard to reenter society after serving time in prison. Brooke Jones, however determined to improve her life and regain financial stability
The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) Region III Conference will convene on April 14, 2023 for the first in-person Region III Conference since the
Grind Pretty is a media publication and community-driven outlet founded by Mimi Johnson. Their mission is to encourage female founders to take a holistic approach
There are many factors that go into making a city a great place to live, but one of the most important is how many millionaires
Patricia Kayanga, a millennial innovator, has created a product that led her to become the first African American woman to hold a U.S. patent for
Historic trade mission to India connects Indian and Black American business opportunities for economic empowerment
Alfred Edmond Jr. is the senior vice president and executive editor-at-large at Black Enterprise. Edmond spoke with rolling out ahead of the 2023 Black Enterprise
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The non profit Black Womens Roundtable is offering a $25,000 grant to DMV entrepreneurs. The National Coalition on Black Civic Participation (NCBCP) is excited to
WASHINGTON, D.C. — On Wednesday, February 22, 2023, the U.S. Department of Commerce Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA), and the National Alliance for Black Business
Rashad Richey Named With Tyler Perry, Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens, and others; Atlanta’s Most Powerful Leaders by Atlanta magazine 2023 Annually, Atlanta magazine releases their
Less than a year ago, some African American employees at Google joined a class-action lawsuit, headed by famed attorney Ben Crump, making the accusation that
Closing out Black History Month in a big way, General Motor’s African American Ancestry Network (GMAAN) hosted their 17th Annual Black History Month Celebration on
Rolling out, in partnership with U.S. Bank, hosted The Paperwork Project at the DuSable Museum in Chicago. The event centered on the need for financial
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Joshua Meyers is a seasoned business banking professional. He has a history of working with small to mid-sized companies, helping with all aspects of their
