Posts Tagged ‘black women in business’
For Dana L. Holmes, resilience and faith are the hallmarks of a great leader
Dana L. Holmes is chief of staff in the office of the president at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois (BCBSIL), where she leads strategic planning, budget coordination and multiyear business goals for the company. In her role, she also supports collaboration and communications across the five divisions in the Health Care Service Corporation and with key community…
Read MoreWalk like Beyoncé: Tips for Black women to help protect their seat at the table
The marketing industry is hedged on great ideas, and many of those ideas stem from lived or cultural experiences. When an African American is hired to create multicultural marketing initiatives, the results of her labor are highly coveted but difficult to reimagine by her White counterparts. Too often, for Black women, there’s a gap in…
Read MoreSisters with powers making us prouder every day
Sisters with superpowers are individuals who are able to convey groundbreaking thoughts and create energy that is transforming our community. These women are clairvoyant and possess mystical powers. Some of the greatest cities in America are now run by powerful, dignified and intelligent Black women who are in roles of leadership. It is here that we find…
Read MoreSandra Chaney says when 1 woman wins, we all win
Sandra Chaney — compelling change agent, nonprofit strategist and grant specialist, bestselling author, certified fatherless daughter advocate, and national speaker — is on a global assignment to help women live and love beyond their titles, be more than their businesses and ministries, and transform their lives to manifest the missions they were created to bring forth. Rolling out caught up…
Read MoreMeet the founder of the 40 Under 40 Young Women Professionals League
Cheresa “Reese” LaFrances Purnell is a leadership strategist, idea curator, supermom to a beautiful teen daughter, and spiritual activator, with 15 years of mentoring, facilitating, and training experience in the nonprofit sector. She creates platforms that support the spiritual, personal and professional development of women leaders and girls of color. Those platforms include being the…
Read MorePastor Shun Strickland helps Black women build wealth
Without considering the lack of equality in pay, many assume Black women manage money poorly. The reality is, money management is only one of the many factors that play a role in our wealth creation. Meet Pastor Shun Strickland; she is the owner of Black Women Build Wealth. She created a business to help women break…
Read MoreCelebrity photographer LaToya Sparks talks about how she got started
As a young girl, LaToya Sparks loved snapping pictures with her friends and family before knowing what photography really meant. Now, she is a new, up-and-coming celebrity photographer in Houston who has a sensational eye for style and pays close attention to detail. She is the proud owner of Creative Sparks Image, a unique photography…
Read MoreDr. Sharon H. Porter discusses relationship building in business
Educator, author, entrepreneur and speaker Dr. Sharon H. Porter is the owner of Perfect Time SHP LLC, founder of the GRIND Entrepreneur Network, host, and creator of the Write the Book Now! interview and podcast show, the GRINDeNetwork Spotlight podcast, and the I Am Dr. Sharon podcast. Rolling out had the opportunity to chat with…
Read MoreDr. Shekina Farr Moore empowers women and girls
Shekina Farr Moore, Ed.D, is an author, gender advocate, master certified coach (MCC) and Forbes Coaches Council member. She is also co-CEO of Eroom Marketing Group, which oversees Intercontinental Coaching Institute, Fierce Academy, Literacy Moguls Publishing, Black Reins Magazine (the first and only black cowboy magazine in the southeast), Fierce to Formidable, ZOOM CON (featured on the White House’s United State of Women in…
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