John Rogers: Inspiring Black Investors
John Rogers' slow and steady strategy has enriched millions of African Americans
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John Rogers' slow and steady strategy has enriched millions of African Americans
Sustaining a nonprofit can be challenging in any economy, but in a recession it can prove daunting. In Mastering the Management Buckets: 20 Critical Competencies for Leading Your Business or Nonprofit (Regal; $19.99), author John Pearson provides an action plan of practical strategies and proven solutions that organizations can use to move beyond survival mode to actually thrive, whether in good or tumultuous times.
David Hinson, president and CEO of Wealth Management Network Inc., was named the new administrator of the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA). The agency is the only federal agency created specifically to foster the establishment and growth of minority-owned businesses in the U.S.
SBK-Brooks Investment Corp. (No. 6 on the BE INVESTMENT BANKS list with $2.2 billion in senior/co-senior managed issues) completed a $233 million bond financing transaction for the Ohio State University—the...
Jeter, a musician who holds a degree in classical trumpet, started programming computers when he was 12. While attending the Duke Ellington High School of the Arts in Washington, D.C., he met Wynton Marsalis after a concert. Jeter eventually became Marsalis’ director of touring and special projects, and in 1996 Jeter created Jazz World, an online portal for jazz artists. “I just loved his spirit. He came from a soulful family; he was serious and intelligent—a genius actually, an innovator,†shares Marsalis.