Television & Video
On this edition, we talk to B. Smith, lifestyle guru, founder and chief creative officer of B. Smith Enterprises. She talks about her rise in the lifestyle industry. Our Wealth for Life segment continues our "Women & Money" series with financial commentator Dale St. Claire of Williams Capital management. Our Entrepreneur of the Week profiles William Hamilton, founder of Grand Paw, a California-based day care center for dogs. And our Luxe Life takes you on a Latin dance.
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Full Episode
B. Smith Full Episode0:20:23
2010 Women of Power Summit0:19:59
Women, Business, & Money0:20:32
Obama One Year Anniversary Special0:20:25
Earl Lucas Designed Ford’s Flagship Product0:20:03
Valerie Daniels-Carter Shares Her Franchising Secrets0:20:02
Angela Guy’s Issue with Hair0:20:12
Going Wireless with Matt Carter0:20:26
Candace Matthews Discusses Global Marketing0:19:42
A Conversation with Legacy Bank Co-founders0:20:29
Power Player
One-on-One with B. Smith0:06:13
A Conversation with Audrey Smaltz0:05:16
A Conversation with Aulana Peters0:03:59
A Conversation with Hon. Shirley Ann Jackson, Ph.D0:04:37
A Conversation with Alexis M. Herman0:05:46
Most Powerful Woman in Business0:06:42
One-on-One with Hilda Solis0:08:50
One-on-One with Karen Mills0:03:58
A Conversation with Dennis Hightower0:04:23
Earl Lucas0:07:11
Wealth for Life
Investment Strategies for Women0:05:03
A Woman’s Guide to Financial Planning0:05:06
BE/Walmart Economic Forum0:02:52
Control Your Credit Card Spending0:05:03
Picking the Right Financial Planner0:05:37
Resources for The Sandwich Generation0:05:27
Financial Scams0:04:19
Distressed Property0:05:01
Planning for Retirement0:04:43
Economic Recovery Act, Pt. 10:04:49
Entrepreneur of the Week
A Conversation with William Hamilton0:04:55
Young, Black, & Fabulous0:04:17
Tapping Spring Water with Derick Halliman0:04:04
Nerjyze Plays to Win in the Video Market0:04:34
Harlem Lanes Rolls All Strikes0:04:43
It Takes Skills to Put a Square Inside a Circle0:04:22
It’s a Hip Hop World After All0:04:30
Getting All Americans Back to Work0:04:02
Our 2009 Small Business of the Year: The Phillips Company0:03:43
Saving Small Business Green by Going Green0:02:08
Luxe Life
Latin Fever0:03:56
Vintage Clothing Enthusiast0:04:08
Holiday Planning0:03:29
Best Holiday Gifts0:03:29
Zipping Around Town0:03:27
Secrets to reduce Work-related Stress0:03:55
Quality Leather Shoes0:03:26- Personal Pet Care0:03:26
Fine Creole Taste0:04:48
Reinventing your Image0:04:46
Good Afternoon:
I enjoy the stories that you do on African American entrepreneurs, and African American businesses that a lot of people would not know about. I offer a story a story of an African American woman who was born in Memphis, TN and worked her way out of those streets to become a successful entrepreneur both in Chicago and Orlando. Her name is JoAnne McClandon CEO of The Compak Companies L.L.C. which is the manufacturer of the Celebration Cup which is a communion cup that contains both elements in one individual cup. She is a strong woman who once owned a nursing home and has built business after business not once failing in an opportunity. Furthermore, the Compak Companies L.L.C. though owned by Ms. McClandon it is ran by nothing but family. Her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren all motor the daily routine of the company. Ms. McClandon whom never went to college, managed to understand running her own business and making it successful passed her teaching on to her kids who passed it down to theirs thus establishing a family of entrepreneurs. All of her grandchildren have their college degrees two of which are currently attending prestigious universities to get their M.B.A. Her great grand children though young have expectations to one day become CEO of the family business. I believe this story is great for the American society especially the African American community. This story is one of faith, family and determination. Thank you
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