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Being Black in corporate America is hard enough but being Black and gay almost career suicide. Still, African American members of the LGBT community are out there and Black Enterprise documents their struggles in this groundbreaking cover story
In July 2010 President Obama signed the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act into law. Today, several Black and women owned firms say they're seeing a change. But skeptics wonder: Is it enough to make a true difference?
In February 2009, Naiema Thomas was laid off from her position as senior director of business development for Thompson Hospitality.
The number of blacks serving on the boards of the nation’s 100 largest publicly traded corporations dropped steeply between 2004 and 2010.
When Rodney D. Hughes and Tony McGee decided to go into business together, they were already at the top of their respective games.
