United Nations Hosts Women’s Entrepreneurship Day
On Nov. 19, the UN celebrates female entrepreneurs of 144 countries.
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Digital Renaissance: 3 Signs Detroit Is the Next Tech Hub
Detroit is shaking things up a bit, taking its creative roots and recreating a space that is attracting top tech companies and strategic partners to the Midwest.
Barbara Graves, Wife of Black Enterprise Founder Earl Graves Sr., Dies
Family matriarch and a guiding force of Black Enterprise, Barbara Eliza Graves succumbed early this morning at Howard University Hospital after a more than three-year battle with gall bladder cancer. The wife of Earl G. Graves Sr., the founder, chairman and publisher of Black Enterprise, was 75.
Calling All Blerds: Blerdology to Begin 7-City Tour in Orlando
Blerdology is kicking off the first installment in its multi-city tour on Saturday, July 13. The social enterprise dedicated to increasing the number of African-Americans in tech is launching its Blerd’s Night Out, or BNO, summer series which will start in Orlando, Florida and stop in Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, Dallas, New York City and San Francisco.
Obama’s Train Ride, HBCUs Join Celebrations, and More
President-elect Barack Obama will be traveling to the inauguration celebrations in Washington, D.C. by train Jan. 17, according to reports, kicking off a weekend of balls, a parade, and the ceremony that makes it all official.