Tag Archives: Careers
Study: Career Women More Likely to be Domestic Abuse Victims
Does female employment challenge male authority in a relationship?
A new study from Sam Houston State University found that career women are more likely…
By Makkada B. Selah
Talent Hunt
Companies still struggle to find the best employees
Jobs are scarce, competition is high, unemployment is staggering—all of these factors should contribute to…
By Sonia Alleyne
Finding Your Professional Passion
Changing careers may seem daunting, but with careful planning you could create the business life you want
Joining the Chrysler Group in the late ’80s W. Alvin Jackson flourished for nearly 35…
By Brittany Hutson
20/20 Vision Forum: Black Enterprise and Walmart Talk Employment
20/20 Vision Forum, focused on Job Creation and Career Opportunities in the Next Economy
Black Enterprise and Walmart presented 20/20 Vision Forum: Job Creation and Career Opportunities in the…
By Sonja Mack
Are African Americans Afraid of Science?
Noted astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses lack of minority representation in his field
Noted astrophysicist discusses lack of minority representation in his field and how parents and role…
By Alan Hughes
9 Executive Education Programs That’ll Help Your Career
Going back to school for additional training or certification can give you a competitive edge
Going back to school for additional training or certification can give you a competitive edge
By Brittany Hutson
The Legal Game
This attorney plays by a different set of rules in sports
After nine years working as an attorney in the sports industry, Eve Wright has learned…
By Sonia Alleyne
Rallying the Troops
AIG senior executive Jessica Isaacs finds there's a formula for managing a globally diverse team
When Jessica C. Isaacs began her international work with financial services company AIG 16 years…





