City Eats: Exploring Atlanta’s Southern Cuisine
The South is known for its good cooking, so it’s no surprise that Atlanta is filled with some of the best dining establishments in the country. If you’re into chain...
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The South is known for its good cooking, so it’s no surprise that Atlanta is filled with some of the best dining establishments in the country. If you’re into chain...
This week on The Urban Business Roundtable, UBR Executive Producer TaQuoya Kennedy talks with Monif Clarke of the fashion business sensation Monif C. Contemporary Plus Sizes. Also: finance expert Deborah Owens on investment options for entrepreneurs.
Now more than ever, for a business to thrive it must embrace change. Entrepreneurs have to identify new ways of doing business and cost-effectively expand their businesses all while remaining in tune with customer demands. In a three-part series, black enterprise explores the best ways to identify and prepare for change; taking proactive steps toward implementing change; and managing change. Our first installment focuses on identifying and correcting operational inefficiencies.
Many black startup founders resort to funding their companies with cash, borrowing, or credit. Take a look at these 5 VCs to expand your funding options.
Both of you are fortunate that you need not look beyond our family for role models; I can think of no better examples of women of power than your grandmother, mother, and aunt. I am so proud you’ve chosen to begin your professional lives as teachers, following in Gramma’s footsteps. However, Mom displayed so many other qualities worthy of emulation: selfless dedication to family and business; unwavering support to Poppa as a true partner in working to realize their shared dreams; and a relentless drive to uplift the less fortunate.