CEO Lucas Payne says collaboration is important in business
Lucas Payne is the co-founder and president of Force Energy Group LLC and the CEO of Force Medical Supply. He has been highly driven and
July 26, 2020
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Lucas Payne is the co-founder and president of Force Energy Group LLC and the CEO of Force Medical Supply. He has been highly driven and
Nicole M. Jackson was born and raised in the Bronzeville community on the South Side of Chicago. She has consistently been an active member of
Rolling out tech correspondent Meagan Sunn spoke with Ebbie Parsons III, Ed.D., of Yardstick Management about supporting HBCUs, mission-based for-profit businesses, diversity, equity and inclusion
[jwplayer 0ncATlRX] Rolling out tech correspondent Meagan Sunn spoke with Jason Kelley, Greg Jackson Jr. and Sabrina Harvey, co-founders of a new Black technology company
Earl G. Graves Sr., a quintessential American businessman and founder and publisher of the groundbreaking magazine Black Enterprise, passed away on Monday after a long
[jwplayer 6SMTamD2] While on a national book tour the CEO of Steed Media Munson Steed participated in a discussion on Black Business at Chicago State
Lerae Funderburg is the founder and managing partner of Funderburg Law, a boutique law firm focusing on business and entertainment transactions and intellectual property protection.
Terrell Scott Sr. understands the importance of legacy and culture. He has taken this understanding and launched a business that puts the historic Bronzeville neighborhood
Born in Atlanta, Georgia, Amari Shoto found her love for food at an early age. Baking with her grandmother turned into watching the Food Network
We’ve learned a lot about Ermias Asghedom, aka Nipsey Hussle, since his untimely death on March 31, 2019, all of which has contributed to the void
Black businesses closed out Black History Month by gathering at Malcolm X College for the third annual WDB L.E.G.A.C.Y. Awards Gala. The gala’s goal is
For more than 60 years, H.J. Russell & Company has stood as one of the most successful African American real estate companies in the country. Founded by
Randy Williams is the world’s next business mogul in the making. As president of Talley & Twine, Williams has dominated the watch market since being
As the city of Atlanta has been gentrified, once Black neighborhoods slowly lose their identity as more White residents move into renovated and flipped homes.
Security camera footage captured a violent street brawl between off-duty Atlanta Police Department officers working a security job at a popular Atlanta night spot. On
Joan Wright-Good initiated the Age-out to College initiative at her Career Mommy & Child workshop in Jamaica, which attracted the likes of Judge Lyn Toler
The hair business is a billion dollar industry but it is also oversaturated. MeMe Kelly, a New Orleans hairstylist, decided to go a different route
Kenneth Scales, CEO of Bowtie Billionaire Brand, always asks the question, “Got beard? We got the oils.” Scales, a positive and intellectual man, is also
Stacey J. Key is the president and CEO of the state of Georgia’s leading small business development and supplier diverse organization. Through the Georgia Minority
Natural hair has been a phenomenon of sorts over the last few years. Miko and Titi Branch embraced this phenomenon and created hair care products
