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Millennials: The New Breed of American Worker

Millennials: The New Breed of American Worker

Betts is one of 75 million people born after 1980 known as Millennials. And though his career appears to be advancing well, statistics suggest that many of his professional peers, ages 18 to 29, may not be as fortunate. Full-time employment for this group has dropped from 50% in 2006 to 41% in 2010, but the economic outlook for this group is encouraging. Described as a generation that is resilient and optimistic about their futures, Millennials--according to a recent Pew Research Center survey that surveyed 2,020 older adults and Millennials in January on their political and social values, lifestyle, digital technology, and social media habits--are on track to become one of the most educated generations in America’s history.

Why We’re Stepping Up for Detroit

Last November, when we announced that Detroit would be the host city of our 2009 Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs Conference, America’s largest annual gathering of black entrepreneurs, there were more than...

Republican National Committee Teams With Radio One/TV One to Court Black Voters

Republican National Committee Teams With Radio One/TV One to Court Black Voters

RNC Chairman Reince Priebus: "We are engaging every voter, not taking any voter for granted, and not overlooking any opportunity to share our message. For too long, some have peddled the idea that only one party cares about communities of color. Not true. We have stepped up our ground game in communities of color ..."

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