Black Enterprise Founder: ‘We Owe An Apology to Martin Luther King, Jr.’
On MLK Day, the founder of Black Enterprise, reflects on why we own Dr, King an apology and says the fight for freedom and justice...
Author : Earl G. Graves, Sr.
Wanted: Courage and Leadership in Corporate America
Corporate America’s track record of diversity and inclusion of African Americans—in the C-suite, on boards of directors, and among suppliers—is appalling...
Doing Business Requires More Than an Internet Connection
The foundation of all business transactions relies on your willingness to go out of your way to make a personal connection...
Memo to America: ‘Belonging’ Is a Civil Right, Not an Option
The truth is that black people—and society as a whole—are paying the price imposed by certain white people suffering with internalized racial superiority (IRS). People...
Wealth Creation Requires Building World-Class Companies of Scale
It is vital for us to create large black-owned companies of scale if we are to drive wealth creation and close the disparity in net...
Have Diversity and Inclusion Become Dirty Words?
It’s not enough to talk about diversity and inclusion as a core value of your company, you actually have to intentionally practice it to make...
Business With a Purpose
Don’t just own a company. Create a business with a purpose. Successfully doing so will reap rewards beyond anything you can imagine....
Solution to the HBCU Crisis: Alumni Must Give Back
Annual alumni giving is the life’s blood of colleges and universities, and is even more critical to HBCUs, historically black colleges and universities....
Kenneth Chenault: The Best CEO of His Generation
American Express's Kenneth I. Chenault has established a legacy of excellence as a CEO, a leader, and a friend matched by few others...
Publisher’s Page: With Board Service Comes Responsibility
I'm here to challenge all black board members with the specific responsibility to voice issues of concern that affect African Americans across the board....