14 Black Veterans Who Now Sit on Corporate Boards
After their tours of duty, these black veterans were drafted to serve on corporate boards to share their leadership and strategic skills in corporate America.
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After their tours of duty, these black veterans were drafted to serve on corporate boards to share their leadership and strategic skills in corporate America.
I’ve created an entrepreneurial career curriculum that has led to the mentorship of the young and brilliant minds of The Women's Housing And Economic Development Corporation (WHEDCo), The Boys & Girls Club of America and Brooklyn Community Services (BCS). The program is designed to introduce practical entrepreneurial career steps, including business creation, marketing and monetization of the ideas, to those in elementary school all the way up to college. To date, we’ve served over 900 students.
The U.S. Senate has failed to approve educational funding which will put millions of dollars at risk for historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs)
My latest startup is the Gerald Moore Online Technology School for Black Boys. I have a goal of educating 10,000 young black men and boys ages 8-16 per year online.
Inspired by her father, who survived an extreme case of police brutality, Chloe Sledd-Rogers left Google to launch a social impact startup.