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Corporate supplier diversity programs are coming under increased scrutiny as America’s minority groups steadily march toward becoming the majority – at least collectively. Most will admit that no corporate giant has perfected its inclusion plan yet and minority business enterprises continue to struggle for a place at the table when these multinationals are selecting business partners.
Oprah Winfrey and Coca-Cola are probably two of the most recognizable brands in the world. Now, it’s time for students to take note since it may be the difference between...
Gray Haile, a corporate law firm in Washington, D.C., ended 2008 on a high note, having recorded its most profitable year with $435,000 in billings. But like many small businesses, the firm, which handles mergers, acquisitions, and other transactions, experienced the effects of the recession firsthand. “We’ve seen a lot of companies cutting back on their use of outside counsel,†says Leander C. Gray, the firm’s managing partner. In 2009, Gray Haile’s billings dropped to $245,000.
Serial successful entrepreneur and techie, Felecia Hatcher facilitating an idea lab and discussing innovation and invention with entrepreneurs at ES.
We've all heard the "get creative" advice, but sometimes getting a bit too radical can backfire. Discernment is more than key.
