Entrepreneurial Myth or Real Talk: Are Business Plans Necessary?
There are many conflicting reports on the importance of putting together a business plan when starting a business venture. If you are building a big company and looking to get...
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Successful Women Entrepreneurs Share the Business Rules They Didn’t Follow
In business, there are those who follow traditional rules for success—and those who prefer to reject them outright, trust their instincts and forge their own career path. In honor of Women’s Entrepreneurship Day, Black Enterprise caught up with a few trailblazers to learn about the career advice they didn’t follow and a few secrets to their success.
Rémy Martin Celebrates 50 Years of Hip Hop With The Unveiling of The VSOP Mixtape Volume 3 Limited Edition & Mixtape Street Art Museum
The VSOP Mixtape Volume 3 Limited Edition honors the legacy of music and cognac: two cultures that share the same path to excellence and launches in tandem with immersive experiences that pay homage to mixtape music culture in the 80s/90s.
Strategic Moves For a Rich Retirement
Most people have saved little or nothing for retirement, which means they are already facing a standard of living in retirement that is lower than what they are used to. And parents feel a responsibility to help their kids get through college without an enormous debt load. In a T. Rowe Price survey, 53% of the parents interviewed said they would rather raid their retirement savings than have their children take out loans to pay for college. Forty-nine percent said they were willing to delay retirement, if necessary, to pay their children’s tuition.
ELEVATING YOUR EXCELLENCE: Jamauri Bogan Inspires As The Youngest Black Community Developer In Western Michigan
Bogan's work stands out in an industry where Black and Hispanic developers make up less than 1% of all real estate development companies.