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Prime career leads in the medical field
A look at opportunities in a field that is among the highest in new job…
By Aisha M. Taylor
Posted: March 1, 2012
Tags: anesthesiology, black nurses, Career Advancement, Employment, forensic nurses, forensics, Jobs, male nurses, medical administration, medical field, medical jobs, medical profressionals, nurse anesthetist, nursing, nursing education, science, science industry, STEM, surgery, surgical nursing, tech jobs, travel nurses, travel nursing, Unemployment, young professionals
Find professional development and career leads via Web boards
This fast-growing social media platform can be a vital resource for professional development, job leads…
By Sirita Wright
Posted: February 29, 2012
Tags: blogging, Career Advancement, career transition, Employment, job seeking, Jobs, Pinterest, Social media, social media marketing, social network, social networking, Unemployment, vision boards, Web boards, Web media
Columnist Marshawn Evans tells you why being more assertive is crucial to your career success
Columnist Marshawn Evans tells you why being more assertive is crucial to your career success
By Marshawn Evans
![REFLECT ON WHAT YOU HAVE TO OFFERMost people go in [to the conference] thinking about what they can get, but think about what you can give, says the author of The 10 Laws of Career Reinvention. Reflecting on your self-worth, from a professional standpoint, will help when it's time to communicate what you can bring to the table. Be clear on your value and what you have to offer.](http://cdn2.blackenterprise.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2011/02/optimizing_conference_3-150x150.jpg "optimizing_conference_3")
Follow these simple tips the next time you’re at a conference and see what opportunities emerge
The sixth annual Black Enterprise Women of Power Summit kicked-off yesterday at the Ritz-Carlton, Grande…
By BLACK ENTERPRISE
Posted: February 25, 2011
Tags: Conference, Entrepreneurs Conference, How To, networking, networking tips, Pamela Mitchell, pitching, sendoutcards.com, The 10 Laws of Career Reinvention, The Reinvention Institute, Women of Power Summit
Tina Wells explains why marketing yourself matters, whether you’re an entrepreneur or not
Marketing is a reality of our everyday lives. Everywhere we turn, we see it, smell…
By Tina Wells
How to build quality connections for professional and personal advancement
Women of Power speaker Debra Langford, vice president of inclusion and business diversity at NBC…
By Janell Hazelwood
As the LGBT community fights for equality in the workplace, one transgender employee tells his story
LGBT activist, Kylar Broadus (Source: Broadus)
As a young girl, Kylar Broadus (born Karen) always knew…
By Souleo
Posted: February 17, 2011
Tags: discrimination, Employment Non-Discrimination Act, ENDA, Fortune 500 companies, Gay Rights, human resources, Kylar Broadus, LGBT, Michael Greenidge, National Black Justice Coalition, On the Job, race, religion, sex change, sexuality, The Branch Solution, transgender, Treivor Branch
With just a week before the Women of Power conference, BE highlights some of the brightest female entrepreneurs and execs under 40
We’re only a week away from Black Enterprise’s 6th Annual Women of Power Summit. Are…
By Janel Martinez
Posted: February 14, 2011
Tags: 2011 Women of Power Summit, ABC, Ajilli Hardy, BET, BluePrint Group, Buzz Marketing Group, ESPN, Fox, General Electric, HBO, Julia-Feliz Sessoms, Kimberly Stone, L.L.C., Marion Jones, MIT, NBC, Nike, Nikki Bethel, OLYMPIC, Pepsi, Procter & Gamble, Sage Steele, SportsCenter, Tai Beauchamp, Time Inc., Tina Wells, TV One, Valorie Burton
Paris the Hip-Hop Juggler overcame career-threatening back surgery to pursue his childhood dream
Paris Goudie was just 12 years old when the Big Apple Circus outreach program came…
By Aliya Ewing
