During the closing of the 38th Annual National Black MBA Association Conference and Exposition’s Entrepreneurial Institute, attendees learned about the NBMBAA’s strategic alliance with the Small
Being a new entrepreneur is a crazy life. It’s fun, exhilarating, freeing, but for some, it can be a little intimidating or even scary. It’s a huge
Whether you are looking to grow your business or improve your personal brand, Megan Davis Aderele is here to help you do them both. Aderele, a
Annette Davis Jackson, an education advocate and 15-year resident of Lilburn, Georgia, has decided to vie for the honor to earn the voters’ trust in
Have you flirted with the idea of entrepreneurship but don’t know if it’s necessarily the path for you? Too comfortable with a safety net and
Innovation, integrity and longevity come to mind when you think of Luster hair care products. The industry icon is the leading African-American owned manufacturer of
“Ain’t no telling where I may be/ May see me in D.C.” – Notorious B.I.G This weekend I’ll make the pilgrimage to Howard University’s
Candice Simons, CEO of Brooklyn Outdoor and founder of J’Adore Detroit blog, was recently honored by Detroit Young Professionals during the organization’s 6th annual Vanguard
Tina D. Howell is a business expert with over 25 years of experience as an entrepreneur. She is the owner and CEO of two highly
On Oct. 13, the Detroit Young Professionals held its 6th annual Vanguard Awards: Leaders in Motion at Cobo Center in downtown Detroit. The class of
What’s holding you back from starting your business? There is something but you can’t quite seem to put your finger on it. Or maybe you
Empowered by the success of her inaugural conference and book release Werk 101, a year ago, Koereyelle DuBose returns with Werk, Pray, Slay weekend. After encouraging
Buckhead Berries has taken the chocolate strawberry to the ultimate level of perfection. It’s not just a chocolate strawberry, it is a delicacy wrapped in
The long, white train flowed behind Lena Danielle as she made her way down the aisle to the man of her dreams. Balancing a busy business and
1. Networking is about listening We are all eager to get out there and talk about our business. We are even more excited to tell
The National Black MBA Association held is 38th annual Conference and Exposition in New Orleans Oct. 11-15, 2016. “Although the job market is improving, some professionals
Having a clear sense of purpose in your business is important for continued financial abundance. For beginners in business, it’s easy to ride out on the
Black owned banks in the United States have been in existence for much longer than many of us might think. Founded on March 2, 1889
In 2015, venture capitalists invested over $58.8 billion in businesses, yet African-Americans only received one percent of venture capital funding. While opportunities to grow small
“Some people will lie, cheat, steal and back-stab to get ahead… and to think, all they have to do is READ!” – Fortune When studying the
