January 10, 2012
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When Charles Mattocks, aka “The Poor Chef,” discovered that he was a diabetic, more than his eating habits changed. Mattocks was inspired to extend his
With the cultural force of hip-hop as their tool to inspire youth, entertainment industry veterans Tamekia Flowers-Holland, founder and executive director; and Tanisha Tate, program
UrbanEcards.com which launched on Thanksgiving Day 2011 in conjunction with Real Life Expressions for Real People, is a new and contemporary way to communicate. UrbanEcards.com
As the publishing industry changes due to technological advancements and economic pressures, Regina Brooks remains at the top of her game. Brooks’ path to publishing
Pamela Thomas leaves a lasting impression with her dynamic persona and quiet self-assuredness. The district manager for sales for the GMC and Buick brands of
CEO of The Texas Women’s Empowerment Foundation, Ms. Deavra Daughtry in conjunction with Comerica Bank hosted the organization’s annual Read To Lead Holiday Book Drive
Who knew that for every sip you take of a Coca-Cola product, you are sending a first-generation student to college and helping to lower the
Dixon shares her advice for future business leaders.
Michigan medical marijuana caregiver and local grower, Vincent Sheffield, cares for five Detroit-area patients who have been prescribed medical marijuana and he says he can
Norm Bond has a Ph.D in black people. His knowledge, advocacy and love for his community can never be questioned. But he looks at the
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
