Although Black History Month has officially ended, there are hundreds young African American men and women who are changing the face of African American achievement
Amy Hampton is the founder and CEO of Sociologie Wines LLC. Born and raised in Texas, just outside Fort Worth, Hampton’s well-rounded life experiences shaped
There are two things in life, at least in America, that are certain: death and taxes. While most try to invent ingenious ways of avoiding
When Dionne Polite took the helm as associate state director of multicultural initiatives at AARP NY four years ago, she set out to reach communities
Owner and President Beth Guide created SEO 411 to help small businesses become more successful on the internet.
The Getting Down to Business program was created by Capital One Bank to help small businesses grow and succeed economically.
Regal Magazine Publisher Todd Smith has taken his career to new heights as the Producer and Talk Show Host of the Regal Roundtable.
Jessica Vickery of the Houston based Jessica Vickery Marketing Company has continued to fight the male dominated industry with major success from her promotional concerts and events.
Ladies and gentlemen, we have a new champion in the world of black billionaires. Nigerian cememt magnate Aliko Dangote replaces Saudi-Ethiopian tycoon Mohammed Al-Amoudi at
“Thank you all for showing up for me,” Judy Smith said appreciatively to the Women of Power Summit attendees for making her show, ‘Scandal,’ a hit.
On Thursday, Feb. 28, 2013, d-mars.com Business Journal hosted the first annual Top 50 Black Professionals and Entrepreneurs Awards at the Hess Club in the heart of the Galleria.
Fifteen year old Andrew Winbush joined the Change Happens Rescue Youth program and received a business scholarship from Camerica Bank’s Irv Ashford to start “Wash on the Go” car wash and detail business.
Media pioneer Cathy Hughes delivered some sobering realities to the early morning risers in a breakfast conversation that touched on everything from perseverance, and working with her son to the challenges black women face in finding a mate.
Did she sing or did she not sing may have been the question but after a year in which she became a mother, made an album, filmed a documentary and earned $40 million, B isn’t just for Beyonce; it’s for business mogul.—Caroline Clarke, Executive Editor & Host, Black Enterprise Business Report
Orlando got a boost of black female power as scores of black women rolled into the Waldorf Astoria for the 8th Annual Black Enterprise Women of Power Summit Wednesday, February 27.
Chicago, Ill. – ComEd president and CEO Anne Pramaggiore, Exelon president and CEO Chris Crane and the Exelon African-American Resource Alliance (EAARA) hosted their annual
Celebrity makeup Artist Moni P. is set to bring her Blending Beauty Make company and up techniques to NBA All-Star 2013
Earvin “Magic” Johnson and Common are overachievers and supremely confident. The former is an NBA legend and business mogul and the latter is a multi-Grammy
GreatDateDeals has helped socially-adventurous couples from Atlanta to New York City find interesting activities that won’t break their pockets
Is mom struggling to make ends meet? Do you feel like you don’t belong at school and find yourself wandering the halls when you should
