Rolling Out attended the Insight Marketing “Women Making Moves” networking and empowerment gathering last night at Justin’s restaurant in Atlanta for an evening of bonding and
New York has long been heralded as the place to be when attempting to make a mark in the world for virtually any industry. It’s
The National Minority Supplier Development Council provides a direct link between corporate America and minority-owned businesses, which is the primary objective of one of the
Rolling out caught up with entrepreneur and co-owner of Fly Kix ATL, Ebonie Ward, to talk about what it takes to be a female entrepreneur,
In a digitally shifting media landscape, many journalists struggle to advance in their profession. For Alexis Stodghill, the key to circumventing obstacles has been employing
James Harris, Corporate Counselor, United Parcel Service, said that while he was proud to be named to the Who’s Who of Black Atlanta, he was
Steven R. Ewing, the president and CEO of the largest minority-owned Ford dealership in the country, Wade Ford, is the quintessential exemplification of an American
As entrepreneur and chef Carl Redding begins each day at his Atlantic City, N.J.- based restaurant, Redding’s, he remembers the power of faith. Without faith,
In a time when going by one’s first name only is increasingly becoming the mark of some celebrity status or performance achievement, Houston’s local talent
Along with owning North America’s largest interstate natural gas pipeline system, the El Paso Corporation provides natural gas and related energy products in a safe,
Small businesses and entrepreneurs have helped advance America by creating jobs, improving the standard of living for communities. However, it takes major capital and resources
Chris Perry, vice president at the Chevrolet, conveyed a deep sense of pride during the 100th anniversary year of the best-selling General Motors brand. It
General Motors’ Don Butler is cognizant that Cadillac and the African American community have enjoyed a long and prosperous relationship that predates the Lyndon Johnson
The fictional account of a Mississippi family’s ordeal during Hurricane Katrina has won the U.S. National Book Award for fiction. The judges praised Jesmyn Ward’s Salvage
The Cabletelevision Advertising Bureau, a leading trade organization for the cable industry, today announced the launch of reachingblackconsumers.com – a new resource providing advertisers and publishers with relevant
Weeks before the Nov. 13 airing of “Black In America: The New Promised Land – Silicon Valley,” a debate broke out on Twitter that challenged
Steve Harvey hosted the sold-out Chicago Urban League 50th Annual Golden Fellowship Dinner.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — Talia Mark made the seamless transition from formulating the multicultural campaign of the nation’s largest spectator sport into now replicating those efforts
