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This year marks the 75th anniversary of the first black woman Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Mary T. Washington Wylie. During a time when there were no firms that would hire African Americans or females, Wylie opened her own firm in a basement on the south side of Chicago in 1931
Yes, I took piano lessons. No, I can't play piano. But apparently I still benefited from those lessons in other, more indirect ways—I'm more creative, less anxious, and better at spatial-temporal reasoning, which is something I've always wanted.
A distinguished group of African American writers, authors, and creatives who have been recognized for their brilliant work and for changing history.
TD Jakes talks on why it's imperative to evolve in entrepreneurship so that we'll be positioned to be creators and not consumers, producers and not purchasers.
Young entrepreneurs were honored by the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE) at its Dare to Dream awards gala, Wednesday night. The event recognizes NFTE student members who have demonstrated unique entrepreneurial spirits, according to the global organization which creates programs, curricula and training for schools and organizations on entrepreneurship.
