Browse 21494 search results
Putting her passion into works, the Memphis entrepreneur decided to create Black Beautiful Butterfly, a subscription box service for African-American girls from ages 5 to 19. Her goal, she said, was to inspire black girls to build up their self-esteem and to read and learn more about their history and culture.
For 25 years, Carl Allamby ran an auto repair shop. At 47-years-old, he graduated from medical school and is now in his residency.
A few days before Randall Woodfin won the general election as Birmingham, Alabama’s mayor, his teenage nephew was shot to death. Just five years prior, his nephew’s father—Woodfin’s brother—was also killed by gun violence. So when...
Among my most enjoyable assignments is writing the weekly Power Moves blog that appears on BlackEnterprise.com. It offers me the opportunity to opine on how we can best leverage our individual and collective influence in business, finance, politics, and public policy.
After 15 years at enron, Wanda Chalk’s work as a human resources generalist had finally begun to accelerate, right along with the fortunes of the high-flying energy company. In her...
