Sheltering His Business
After nearly 10 years, James Wiley walked away from corporate America. Now he’s on the path to entrepreneurship. Taking $22,000 from his IRA, the 34-year-old CPA opened J.E. Wiley CPA...
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Finding Work That Makes a Difference
Ky Adderley went from being a first-year teacher at age 26 to founding a charter school at age 30. Swiftly moving from teaching sixth graders and writing education policy, he was recruited in 2004 to become the Brooklyn, New York, chapter’s founding principal of KIPP-AMP, an acronym that stands for Knowledge is Power Program-Always Mentally Prepared, charter school.
Swinging on the Exit Strategy
With the economy spinning out of control, the war in Iraq is no longer the No. 1 issue on the minds of American voters, but it is still an issue by which Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain stand diametrically opposed. It is also issue that is poised to swing states to the left or right.
Reggie Love: Career Lessons I Learned as President Obama’s Assistant
President Obama's former assistant, Reggie Love, explains how his career lessons with POTUS have helped him succeed in his career today.