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As professional women from across the country gather for Black Enterprise's 7th Annual Women of Power Summit, lyricists gear up to showcase their talents in this year's poetry jam. The poets will use words to uplift and inspire, culminating the first day of networking and entertainment for attendees. Here's a look at the wordsmiths who will be performing.

Women of Power Summit Kicks Off with Poetry Jam

Top lyricists will take to the stage to honor women of power

By BlackEnterprise.com

Posted: February 15, 2012 Tags: Female Executives, female professionals, literature, networking, poetry, poetry jam, women executives., Women of Power, Women of Power Summit, women professionals

7 Days of Boss Moves, Day Seven: Take Time to Rest and Recharge after Networking

Get beyond the business-card exchange toward quality connections

The Boss Network’s Cameka Smith details how to build long-lasting connections and solid professional relationships.

By Cameka Smith

Posted: February 14, 2012 Tags: boss moves, Cameka Smith, Career Advancement, career transition, leisure, life balance, mental health, networking, relaxation, stress, stress relief, The BOSS Network, vacation, women executives., women professionals, young professionals

7 Days of Boss Moves, Day Six: Perfect the Art of the Follow-Up

Get beyond the business-card exchange toward quality connections

The Boss Network’s Cameka Smith details how to build long-lasting connections and solid professional relationships.

By Cameka Smith

Posted: February 13, 2012 Tags: Cameka Smith, Career Advancement, Career Development, career transition, follow-up, network, networking, The BOSS Network, women executives., women in leadership, women professionals, young professionals

7 Days of Boss Moves, Day Five: Put Your Networking Skills to the Test

Get beyond the business-card exchange toward quality connections

The Boss Network’s Cameka Smith details how to build long-lasting connections and solid professional relationships.

By Cameka Smith

Posted: February 10, 2012 Tags: Black Women Executives Research Initiative, boss moves, Cameka Smith, Career Development, career transition, networking, professional development, professional networking, The BOSS Network, women executives.

7 Days of Boss Moves, Day Three: Maximize Your Social Networks

Get beyond the business-card exchange toward quality connections

For seven days, we challenge you to take steps toward quality networking with Cameka Smith,…

By Cameka Smith

Posted: February 8, 2012 Tags: Cameka Smith, Career Advancement, Career Development, career transition, Facebook, Female Executives, female professionals, Linked In, networking, social network, social networking, The BOSS Network, Twitter, women executives., women professionals

For last night's Super Bowl XLVI, millions gathered to watch with excitement --- and for some, disappointment --- as the New York Giants took home the victory. Each team combined skill, strategy, and deliberate action to capture the NFL's top win, a career-defining moment for both sides to reflect on what was done well and what could be improved for next season.

All of these elements exist in today's competitive business world, with everyday professionals applying brain and brawn to achieve career wins. Female professionals can take major cues from the men on the field --- and in the C-suite.

Jocelyn Giangrande, career coach and author of What’s In Your Sandwich? 10 Surefire Ingredients for Career Success (SASHE, L.L.C; $18.95), offers four lessons women can learn from the Super Bowl to step out of the cheerleader sidelines and into championship gains.

Four Lessons Women of Power Can Learn from the Super Bowl

Develop a healthy competitive attitude to become a top player in the game

Four lessons women can learn from the Super Bowl to make professional career wins of…

By BlackEnterprise.com

Posted: February 6, 2012 Tags: career advacement, Career Development, Chad Ochocinco, executive leadership, Female Executives, female professionals, gender discrimination, gender roles, leadership development, National Football League, negotiation, New England Patriots, NFL, NY Giants, professional sports, Sports Biz, Super Bowl, Super Bowl XLVI, women executives., Women of Power, women professionals

THE THESPIAN: GENEVIEVE NNAJI This Nigerian actress, known as the "Julia Roberts of Africa," has appeared in more than 60 films since her debut in 1998. A Nollywood A-lister --- and one of the highest paid actresses in the industry --- she won the African Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role in 2005, and today is the spokesperson for several international ad campaigns including MUD Cosmetics.

10 International Women of Power to Watch

From entertainment to technology, these women are making a major impact across the globe

These ten women of color are making a major impact on the world at large,…

By Janell Hazelwood

Posted: January 30, 2012 Tags: African Brits, African professionals, African women, Black Brits, Black Women, Blacks in Britain, British women, entertainment, Female Executives, global professionals, international business, Kenya, Liberia, Nigeria, Nollywood, Scotland, Technology, women executives., Women in business, women in entertainment, women in technology, Women of Power, women professionals

Top Cities That Pay Women Top Salaries

San Jose, California leads in paying females workers the most

These locations pay female workers the most among all others in the nation.

By BlackEnterprise.com

Posted: January 27, 2012 Tags: Career Advancement, compensation, Employment, female professionals, Jobs, negotiation, salary, women executives., women professionals, women workers

Rosalind Brewer Makes History as Sam’s Club CEO

Spelman alumnus is first woman and African American at post

Rosalind Brewer becomes the first woman and African American to hold the CEO position at…

By Carolyn M. Brown

Posted: January 23, 2012 Tags: black women executives, Career Advancement, career transition, corporate diversity, Executive Leadership Council, Mike Duke, Rosalind Brewer, Sam's Clubs, Walmart, women executives., Women of Power

How I Did It: Mikki Taylor Expands Beauty Brand with New Book ‘Commander in Chic’

Motivational expert uses inspiration of Michelle Obama to empower women

Beauty and fashion expert Mikki Taylor expands her brand with new book, Commander in Chic:…

By Janell Hazelwood

Posted: November 29, 2011 Tags: 2011 fall fashion, 2011 Fall Fashion Gallery, beauty, beauty industry, blacks in fashion, branding, Career Advancement, Career Development, career transition, fashion, fashion industry, life purpose, Mentors, mentorship, Michelle Obama, Mikki Taylor, Motivation, purpose, Style, women executives., Women of Power, Women of Power Summit

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