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Breed describes the initiative as a way to not only give Black San Franciscan youth access to better educational programs, but it could open doors for the HBCU students to enter the technology field
Leading up to the event I thought it would be fun to profile young black men who are excelling by doing what’s out of the ordinary.
While attending the 100 Black Men of America’s 23rd Annual Conference in New York last week, I overheard Alvin Hartley speaking to several young men about using their knowledge of the Web to create a business. “Young people are so bright, they know how to use the Internet, but they don’t know how to use the Internet to make money,†says Hartley, president of HBCU Bus Tours, an organization that connects college bound students to historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs).
As more corporations reap benefits from hiring chief diversity officers, institutions of higher learning have begun to follow their lead. Growing numbers of colleges and universities are using CDOs to...
Never eat alone. That’s according to Keith Ferrazzi, author of Never Eat Alone: And Other Secrets To Success, One Relationship at a Time. He provides tips and strategies on building your...
