Scholarships are now available to attend the NAMIC, the National Association for Communications, Leadership Seminar in San Francisco. The seminar takes place August 1–3, where
Back in the late ’80s, lyrical lion and legend Big Daddy Kane was on tour and took along a lanky, little-known rapper-wannabe from the Macy’s
The mere mention of the terms diversity and inclusion to Latraviette D. Smith, vice president of global diversity and inclusion for American Express, cause her
To try to explain or summarize Beyoncé Knowles singular greatness and extraordinary popularity as a singer, songwriter, dancer and entertainer is almost an exercise in sheer
Rarely has anyone ever been so successful while having so much fun doing it. Tom Joyner is the quintessential embodiment of a man living in
The d-mars.com Business Journal announced the 1st Annual Top 50 Black Attorneys in Houston Awards. D-mars.com recognized the great contribution Black attorneys have made to
Coors Light’s Steve Canal, the field marketing manager for the Southeast region (right), presents the 2012 Ice Cold Leader Award to Bobby Howard (left), during a
Atlanta lawyer Tesha N. Clemmons, Esq. talks about what to expect from the George Zimmerman trial.
The shaky economy has caused unemployment rates to soar since the start of the “Great Recession.” However, there are a few occupations that continue to
Too often, Americans believe that if you are not in the medical or legal professions, the only way to make six-figure income is to work
Black Enterprise will highlight 20 bloggers during the month of May. The Black Enterprise Conference + Expo takes place May 23-May 26 in Chicago.
You’ve run into a frustrating, if not infuriating quandary. You keep getting contacted by headhunters, recruiters, human resources specialists and to come in for interviews
Bryan “Birdman” Williams, aka “Baby,” is the patriarch of the multifaceted, million-dollar music empire Cash Money Records. Speaking of those millions, Birdman has always been
Tiffany Moore has been a masterful mane manager ever since she came up in her old stomps halfway across the country in St. Louis. Barely
Russell Simmons is incontrovertibly one of the most important figures in the history of hip-hop. His impact on urban and popular culture is incalculable. The
“You people always want more,” the White manager yelled at us. “Something’s always wrong.”
The leaders of the New York Urban League Young Professionals know how to organize a winning fundraiser. The annual event to benefit NYULYP’s Annual Backpack
To the younger generation, Quincy Jones’ musical career really only began when he plucked a shy, skinny kid on the set on The Wiz named
“Networking events are not private. They are not personal, and they are not protected.”
