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About nine months ago, I was asked to host the TV show, Black Enterprise Business Report. It was an offer I never sought or expected, so I wasn’t at all prepared when my boss called me into his office late on a Thursday.
Don Barden, a visionary entrepreneur who built successful businesses in the cable television and gaming industries over the course of his career, died at Detroit's Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute this morning. According to a report in The Detroit News, Barden, 67, was getting treatment at the institute for lung cancer. He was owner, chairman and CEO of The Barden Cos. Inc., which included among its holdings the Majestic Star and Fitzgerald's casinos and hotels, and Waycor Development Co.
This week on The Urban Business Roundtable: Randal Pinkett shares success strategies from his latest book, "Black Faces in White Places." Also Ryla President & CEO Mark Wilson.
Many of us cringe at the thought of making the dreaded phone call to a customer service department if something we recently purchased is defective or breaks prematurely. Talking to a customer service representative can be a hassle-- so much so that it's tempting to try to avoid dealing with them altogether.
This month, for BlackEnterprise.com's Month of the Man, we highlight top male innovators in technology.
