Most Powerful Women in Corporate America
The 135 women on the roster make up our largest ever list of the crème of the crop of the most powerful black women in corporate America.They have succeeded by leading with performance, deeply understanding their company culture, deftly navigating the corporate landscape, and—above all—wisely wielding their power
Most Powerful Women in Corporate Diversity
Black Enterprise’s Most Powerful Women in Corporate Diversity list recognizes the executives who are championing inclusion in America’s most prominent workplaces.
Black Enterprise Returns To Charlotte With An Event To Move Black Businesses ‘FWD’
The premier summit for black entrepreneurs and black businesses will return to Charlotte it has been transformed into a new, tech-driven event under the banner, FWD.
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For the Record, Jemele Hill Is Unbothered and Has a New Spotify Podcast
Jemele Hill stopped by Black Enterprise to give us an inside scoop on her new Spotify podcast, “Jemele Hill is Unbothered”. During the one-on-one sit down, she talks all things career moves, securing the bag, and how to take a just stance no matter your industry or career level.
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25 black women who are changing the world
Much has been written about 2018 being the year of the woman. Excuse us if we don’t get too excited. The extraordinary accomplishments of black women aren’t new. We didn’t arrive on the scene just now, and in 2019 we’re not going to fade back into the woodwork. Here are 25 black women who are changing the world.
Jesse Williams Addresses America at the BET Awards
Grey’s Anatomy actor and social activist Jesse Williams prophetically addressed America during his awards speech at the 16th annual BET Awards on June 26, at the Microsoft Theatre at L.A. Live. Presented with the Humanitarian Award by BET Chairman/CEO Debra Lee. Check out all of the latest content focused on the issues and topics important to black men.
Morgan State Awarded $750K in STEM Grant Funding
Morgan State University, a historically black college in Baltimore, has announced the award of a three-year $750,000 grant from Intel Corp. The grant is part of the Intel HBCU Grant program announced last month, which is part of the tech giant’s Diversity in Technology Initiative which began in January 2015. Be sure and catch up on all of the latest BE Smart content.
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Kiesha Haggerty, a native of Oakland, CA and 20-year veteran with the Oakland Police Department, invested in her first Subway franchise.
Critics of PACs believe that these committees create an unfair advantage to incumbents, weakens the political influence of the everyday citizen.
Capitalism, economic development, and gentrification. Some people revere them as driving forces that keep America as a world leader; while others suffer.
Giving a presentation in front of your peers, clients, or in front of a board is one of the more stress inducing tasks for most people
25-year-old Nigerian fintech entrepreneur Odunayo Eweniyi was named her one of the top 20 young wealth creators in Africa.