Ulysses “Junior” Bridgeman: From The NBA Hardwood To The Boardroom
The NBA helped him make a living, but his morals and values helped him make a life
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The NBA helped him make a living, but his morals and values helped him make a life
Rosalind Brewer joined Walmart and quickly effected positive change. Now as president and CEO of Sam's Club, she's poised to do the same.
“I kept putting paying the debt off because I kept saying to myself, ‘He’s going to pay me back,’†Roache explains. “These are items I would have never charged for myself. I would only buy items on my credit card when I knew I could pay it off right away or to take advantage of reward points.â€
With college costs skyrocketing and many Americans still reeling from the Great Recession, paying for college is like assembling a jigsaw puzzle. Families must determine where all the pieces fit and whether certain schools or degree programs are even worth the hefty price tag.
“My landlord owned a few buildings and I loved his lifestyle,†says Brown, now 30. “I wanted to become a landlord, too, and be able to live off of my properties.â€