'Love & Hip Hop' star talks managing and overcoming conflict
This young entrepreneur and reality TV star knows firsthand how interpersonal conflict can affect business.…
By Yandy Smith
Posted: February 17, 2012
Tags: Black women in business, Chrissy Lampkin, conflict resolution, Everything Girls Love, female entrepreneurs, haters, interoffice conflict, Jim Jones, Love & Hip-Hop, Mona Scott-Young, Monami Entertainment, Music Industry, office conflict, reality television, reality TV, VH1, women entrepreneurs, Women in business, Women of Power, Yandy Smith, young entrepreneurs, young professionals
Young author promotes literacy through her innovative and entertaining book series
Teenpreneur Chental-Song Bembry launches Honey Bunch Kids, a book series that promotes literacy amongst young…
By Brian Dawson
Posted: February 17, 2012
Tags: 100 Urban Entrepreneurs, Black History Month, Chental-Song Bembry, Entrepreneur of the Week, Holly Glover, LiteracyNation, Mission EduCare, New Jersey Nets, Teenpreneur, The Honey Bunch Kids
The after-holiday marketing of Air Jordan sneakers are big business in the fourth quarter
Known as Concords, Nike’s Air Jordan XI always brings out consumer dollars for the holidays…
By timmhotep aku
Finding hip-hop music online is easy. There are literally hundreds of blogs and sites dedicated…
By timmhotep aku
![Have the proper capital to invest to build a franchise system that lasts. “When you build a franchise system, there are a lot of hidden costs you may not be aware of,” he says. “You have to be able to have the right people, the right amount of capital to put into your marketing program and legal costs related to your FDD [Franchise Disclosure Document].” The FDD is a legal document which is presented to prospective buyers of franchises in the pre-sale disclosure.](http://cdn4.blackenterprise.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2011/09/Money-ladder-620x480-90x100.jpg "Money-ladder-620x480")
New bill lets entrepreneurs use crowdfunding to start or grow their ventures. Here’s how.
The Entrepreneur Access to Capital Act lets entrepreneurs use crowdfunding to start or grow their…
By Carolyn M. Brown
Social entrepreneurs Kianta Key and Johnathon Sellers place community at the center of their business model
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University alums Kianta Key and Johnathon Sellers launched The Cravings Truck,…
By Janel Martinez
Posted: November 22, 2011
Tags: Alpha Kappa Psi, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Atlanta, chicken, Christmas, Facebook, Florida, Florida A&M University, food trucks, FourSquare, Johnathon Sellers, Kianta Key, Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, red velvet waffles, Relay for Life, Tallahassee, Thanksgiving, The Cravings Truck, Twitter
BLACK ENTERPRISE’s 16th Annual Entrepreneurs Conference + Expo
More than 1,400 entrepreneurs, professionals, and other small business hopefuls absorbed advice from renowned professionals,…
By Aisha I. Jefferson
The 'Genesis' magazine founder defies a global media recession in pursuit of publishing mogulhood
Genesis Magazine’s Brittany K. Earls defies a global media recession in pursuit of publishing mogulhood
By Brian Dawson
How to keep a family-owned business thriving from one generation to the next
Nina Jones has no problem keeping up with the Joneses.
By Tennille M. Robinson
Learn how to change the game from these young business leaders
Learn from these young business leaders how to change the game
By Tennille M. Robinson
