The Best Of Black Enterprise Is Yet To Come
It all started nearly four decades ago with an idea: Without economic empowerment, the hard-fought political and social gains of the civil rights movement would never result in true freedom...
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POLL: How Often Do People Ask You For A Hookup?
TAKE OUR POLL: One of the challenges facing many black small business owners is the expectation that black entrepreneurs will give away their products and services for free—or "hook a brother/sista/cousin/etc. up"—just because both the business owner and the would-be patron are black. How often do people expect you, as a business owner, to hook them up?
President Obama Launches My Brother’s Keeper Alliance
A new independent nonprofit will work to create opportunity for young men of color and all young people.
100 Days After Hurricane Sandy: Businesses Continue To Put Disaster Plans Into Place
Because of Hurricane Sandy, the Sharps’ company, Precision Infrastructure Inc., experienced losses of about $250,000.
Winning Battles for Vetpreneurs
“Military service itself is excellent preparation that provides many of the ingredients necessary for business success,†says Matthew Pavelek, director of communications at the National Veteran-Owned Business Association. “Working long hours, leadership, and being disciplined, dedicated, and accountable are all developed through military service and are characteristics of successful entrepreneurs.â€