Dr. Marcyliena H. Morgan, Founder Of The Hip Hop Archive And Research Institute, Dies At 75
Marcyliena H. Morgan, founding director of Harvard's Hip Hop Archive & Research Institute, died from complications of Alzheimer’s disease.
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Changing the Landscape of Generational Wealth One Entrepreneur at a Time
Stacie Gillian, the co-founder of maestra, opens up about the social impact firm's mission to help Black and brown entreprenuers create generational wealth.
Keshia Knight Pulliam Teams Up With Now and Later Candy to Teach Entrepreneurship at HBCU
#NextLevelLiving She's taking her experience to the classroom!
Diversifying For Growth
Like many married women, Lisa Battle let her husband handle the family finances, including their retirement accounts. “He was just better at that,” she recalls. “It was something that he...
Oprah Means Business
For the past 15 years, Oprah Winfrey repeatedly told her team that production of her daily talk show was only the beginning. “This is the foundation of greater things to come,†she would tell her managers as she developed a dizzying array of partnerships and spin-offs — a venture with Hearst Magazines to produce her own, self-titled publication; new syndicated television shows with life coach Phil McGraw and leading chef Rachael Ray; made-for-TV movies; a reality TV show, The Big Give, for the ABC television network; theatrical film releases such as Beloved and The Great Debaters; the Broadway musical The Color Purple; a retail outlet; and a lucrative $55 million XM Satellite Radio Inc. deal. In the midst of these accomplishments, her team could only reluctantly imagine more greatness.