Tuskegee, Alabama – In a historic move toward economic empowerment, the National Business League (NBL) has secured a USPTO Federal Trademark for the Black Business
Corey “NetworKing” Moore, founder of ProNetworker, has spent 15 years transforming how entrepreneurs and sales professionals approach business growth through strategic networking. As his company
Operation HOPE founder and CEO John Hope Bryant has announced a groundbreaking $1.8 million donation to support Albany State University graduates in their entrepreneurial journeys.
Nikki Porcher has revolutionized the landscape for Black women entrepreneurs through her nonprofit organization Buy From a Black Woman, which has helped generate over $2.7
A routine lawn care service appointment captured on social media has sparked crucial discussions about the obstacles Black entrepreneurs continue to face while building generational
Welcome to “Bosses Of The A,” where rolling out chops it up with business owners in Atlanta about entrepreneurship and everything that comes with it.
Dennis Murphy hosted the debut episode of his new podcast at ATL Fashion Week and rolling out caught up with him afterward to talk about
Less than a month after Wally Amos’ death, the Famous Amos brand continued with its initial goal of paying it forward to other Black businesses.
Karen Sutton-Ford, the dealer principal of Sutton Ford, balances family and business with a focus on legacy at the heart of her leadership. Committed to
ATLANTA – More than 3,000 attendees gathered at The National Business League’s 124th National Black Business Conference in Atlanta to hear a powerful keynote address
In a significant and timely conversation, rolling out publisher and CEO Munson Steed sits down with Stephen Benjamin, one of President Biden’s senior advisors and
Stacey Key is the CEO and president of the Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council, an organization that connects minority businesses to corporate supply chains, helping
According to a social media influencer, money intended by food critic Keith Lee to be donated to hard-working employees, Black business owners, and the community
When Chicago based businesswoman Allison Caldwell traversed the world for the best anti-aging skincare solutions she wasn’t satisfied with what she found, she took action.
Kyra Rénel Hardwick, a visionary entrepreneur, has emerged as a beacon of hope for Black entrepreneurs through the Resurgence Accelerator Program. This dynamic initiative embodies
Leaders from the Newark community and across the New Jersey area came out to honor key business and social activists within the community at The
Over 30 years ago Larry Roberts purchased a $19.99 pair of hair clippers and started down a path that would change thousands of lives. Roberts
WASHINGTON, D.C. — On Wednesday, February 22, 2023, the U.S. Department of Commerce Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA), and the National Alliance for Black Business
Uber, EatOkra, Local Initiatives Support Corporation, Operation Hope and the National Urban League’s Entrepreneurship Program partnered to support small Black businesses. Uber made a commitment
Rolling out, in partnership with U.S. Bank, hosted The Paperwork Project at the DuSable Museum in Chicago. The event centered on the need for financial
