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Toward the end of 2007, Jacqueline Jackson, a realtor in Orland Park, Illinois, was struck by how much her business had taken a tumble. She had sold more than $3 million in property the year before, but she says, “One day I woke up and I realized I hadn’t had a closing in a year.†Grim projections for the ailing real estate industry only added to the uncertainty Jackson felt about her ability to maintain her business and standard of living.
Black women have long been sidelined in several industries, including sports. However, plenty of women have smashed barriers and carved paths for those coming up behind them. BLACK ENTERPRISE closes...
Where one opportunity closed, another is apparently opening.
The NFL is hearing that the St. Louis Rams desire to leave to Los Angeles. Will it actually happen?
Atlanta, are you ready? The 2011 Entrepreneurs Conference and Expo is a little over a week away and hundreds of power players are converging in the Southern metropolis for three...
