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Percy Sutton never met a challenge too great for his boundless energy and intrepid spirit. The founder of Inner City Broadcasting Corp. (which operated the first African-American owned radio station), a Tuskegee Airman, and lawyer, Sutton’s shrewd business sense and iron will made him a force to be reckon with. The pioneering figure died Saturday. He was 89.
Mentoring programs help small minority companies learn about a company’s culture and expectations, develop a stronger network, and address their weak functional areas with corporate expertise, thereby learning what it takes to become better and more competitive suppliers.
After Lincoln University received widespread media attention and negative criticism, faculty voted this month to repeal a policy that required students with a Body Mass Index of 30 or above to take a fitness class in order to graduate.
You can’t prevent identity theft, but you can take precautions. Here are four ways to decrease your risk of being a victim of ID theft.
This year has been tough for almost everyone. Belts are tighter and wallets are opening less often. Finances are strained as paychecks have been cut and jobs eliminated. Black Enterprise reached out to all 11 of last year’s Financial Fitness contest winners to see how they fared.
