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Author Wendy Jones can’t exactly prove that her mother, Josephine Jones, was the first black woman manager at a Fortune 500 company, but she certainly makes a strong case for it in her book, “Extraordinary Life.”
Jefrey Jones' 80-year-old widowed, childless aunt suffers with dementia. As the primary steward for her estate, he knows how paying for eldercare can drain resources.
Photographer and filmmaker Marcell Pickens provides the "filmmarketing" exposures that small business owners need to prosper.
The truth is that a STEM degree is whatever you make of it. If you’re passionate about something, then a STEM career can catapult you to succeed in any number of professions including the food, fashion, and entertainment industries.
Only 9% of American students study abroad during their college years—of those, 75% are white; only 5.3% identify as black or African American. Yet, many experts agree that international exposure is important in light of our shrinking global community; not just for personal growth, but also for marketability to prospective employers.
