Black Enterprise and Jesse Jackson Join Forces with the Wall Street Project
Black Enterprise and Jesse Jackson work to push Martin Luther King, Jr.’s vision of combining justice and economics with the Wall Street Project (WSP) Economic Summit.
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Now Read This: Know What Makes Them Tick
Max Siegel has built an astonishing track record of succeeding as an outsider and transforming would-be adversaries into partners. Now CEO of sports and media firm Max Siegel Inc. and head of NASCAR’s Drive for Diversity initiative, Siegel (along with coauthor G.F. Lichtenberg) shares his formula for success in his book Know What Makes Them Tick: How To Successfully Negotiate Almost Any Situation.
Black Workers Claim Racists Ran General Mills Plant In Lawsuit
The lawsuit mentions two white managers who are responsible for creating “an organization of white employees in management and human resources called the ‘Good Ole Boys’.”
Corporate America Reflects On Our Founder’s Legacy: A Message From Charles F. Lowrey, Chairman/CEO of Prudential Financial, Inc.
Charles F. Lowrey, the chairman and CEO of Prudential Financial, Inc., pays tribute to the visionary founder of BLACK ENTERPRISE, Earl G. Graves, Sr.
Keturah Ariel Bobo, Renowned Illustrator Of ‘I Am Enough,’ Dies At 45
Artist and illustrator Keturah Ariel Nailah Bobo has died at the age of 45 following a long-time undisclosed illness, her family announced The Ohio-native’s work on a New York Times...