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“When I joined Hudson’s department stores in Detroit, I remember being told that I would never be a vice president, because a black person prior to me had never been a VP,†recalls Michael C. Hyter about his first job out of college. “I’m happy to say I became a VP—11 years later. I was the first one ever.â€
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Melody Rollins is no stranger to success. Soon after graduating with an M.B.A. from MIT’s Sloan School of Business in 2001, she landed a job in New York City as...
Marvin Dunn’s interest in horticulture began as a teenager, when his father bought a truck and he and his four brothers were enlisted to do landscaping chores across the city....
By Nicole Lewis Albert Sweets, 36, got his first real lesson in financial planning when he joined the military at age 17. He was making $20,000 a year and his...
