This Swim School Franchise Owner Proves; Yes, We ‘Own’ Swimming
The stereotype that people of color don't swim is rapidly deteriorating. Karese Cain turned her passion for competitive swimming into business ownership.
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A Designer Venture
So, in 2009, to assist African designers in having an international presence in the industry, Disu established Adirée, a New York-based full-service boutique public relations agency that manages up-and-coming luxury brands in fashion, beauty, art, and home décor through social media, consulting, and special events. The organization’s premier event is Africa Fashion Week in New York, a multi-day production of runway shows, vendor exhibitions, and industry networking forums held annually in July since 2010.
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[TechConnext Summit] Tech CEO Don Charlton Explains How His Company Survived Early Challenges
"Jazz can be credited as the first company that gave startups the power to recruit. But whenever you are a pioneer in the market, you don’t have a company to model yourself after. There are no lessons to be learned; no one to show you how to attack a market. You are the canary in the mine shaft,†says Charlton.
Women, Control Your Financial Destiny
This month’s column is dedicated to our loyal female readers. My wise grandmother always encouraged the women of my family to be independent. Her consistent message was “A man is not a plan.â€
How to Get Put On in the Music Industry — And Avoid the Trash Bin
Music entrepreneur and Love & Hip Hop star Yandy Smith gives tips on how to get your break in the music industry.