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To close out Women's History Month, BlackEnterprise.com talks with Girl Scouts national president Connie Lindsey about women in leadership, opportunities for young girls and longevity of the organization.
If you’re in a B2B (Business to Business) industry, understand your customer’s customer. Understand that your product or service must add value to your customer in a way that helps them add value to their bottom line. Continually get feedback from your current customer base and use that as input into your plan. Your customers have choices, so let them know that you heard their feedback and will implement it in upcoming product releases or service offerings.
Challenging forces like inflation and being able to grow revenue are among headwinds Black small business owners are expecting to deal with this year.
Shikira Edwards, a Denny’s waitress in Memphis, Tennessee, claims she has yet to receive a more than $4,000 tip left for her by an anonymous customer.
African Americans still represent only about 2% of executives at the top echelons of the nation’s leading 500 companies. The lack of representation is more apparent when you look at which executives are included in a company’s proxy statement. You’ll be hard-pressed to find more than a handful of African Americans on any corporation’s executive leadership team.
