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BlackEnterprise.com's editorial assistant, Renita Burns, and reporter Marcia A. Wade decided to rate the efforts of corporations who have incorporated Black History Month promotions and products on a scale of one to five. A rating of five represents a respectable, well-organized, educational promotion, and a rating of one signifies an insufficient effort in honoring the month’s legacy and purpose.
One on one with Debra Langford: Debra Langford’s Power Networking Workshop was an amazing hit. One attendee, Loretta Champion Johnson, of Script Tees, a company that makes scripture-based apparel for...
For the past 15 years, Oprah Winfrey repeatedly told her team that production of her daily talk show was only the beginning. “This is the foundation of greater things to come,†she would tell her managers as she developed a dizzying array of partnerships and spin-offs — a venture with Hearst Magazines to produce her own, self-titled publication; new syndicated television shows with life coach Phil McGraw and leading chef Rachael Ray; made-for-TV movies; a reality TV show, The Big Give, for the ABC television network; theatrical film releases such as Beloved and The Great Debaters; the Broadway musical The Color Purple; a retail outlet; and a lucrative $55 million XM Satellite Radio Inc. deal. In the midst of these accomplishments, her team could only reluctantly imagine more greatness.
How an unknown coal miner from Birmingham, Alabama, became the 20th century's preeminent entreprenuer.
Five tips for strengthening customer relationships. Providing quality services and products are essential for any small business to grow.
