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The Fashion Elite

African Americans have long been associated with influencing fashion and its trends. It’s also no secret that we are big consumers of style. According to Target Market News, African Americans...

Teach Them Well

Last summer, 16-year-old Calvin O’Neal worked for the New York City Summer Youth Employment program at a public relations firm that paid him by way of a debit card. Many simply spent their earnings, but not Calvin. His parents, Eric and Theresa O’Neal, have been teaching him and his 13-year-old brother, Christian, about money management for years. “Twenty percent of every paycheck went into the bank,” says proud father, Eric. “He was saving for a laptop,” Theresa adds, “so sometimes he would even walk home to save on carfare.”

Make-Or-Break Leadership Lessons From The Apprentice

For the last three months, I was among the millions of viewers who tuned in every week to The Apprentice. My job: to identify key business and career success strategies illustrated by Trump and the 16 young professionals vying to be his apprentice on the first hit TV show focusing on competition and collaboration in the world of business. Here are just four of the valuable lessons you can apply to your own business and career.

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