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Following 17 months of a hard-fought contest that may go down in the history books as one of the longest and most competitive presidential primary battles between two truly formidable politicians, Sen. Barack Obama became the headline of an even more momentous chapter in the nation’s history by becoming its first African American nominee for the U.S. presidency.
Hyacinth B. Carbon, Genevieve Michel-Bryan, Nicole Marie Richardson, Tennille M. Robinson & Stacia J. Tackie There’s an old query: would you rather have fortune or fame? Well, in the business...
Intelligent, cool, and charismatic, Catt Small sits down in an exclusive with BlackEnterprise.com to talk black girls coding and gaming.
What does it take to be named one of Black Enterprise’s 75 Most Powerful Women in Business? To identify our senior corporate executives and leading entrepreneurs—women responsible for developing product lines, positioning brands, operating core business areas, generating revenues, and with profit & loss oversight at the highest levels—our editorial and research teams pored over hundreds of biographies and résumés, as well as conducted interviews with potential candidates and leading trade associations for several months.
Deborah Wright has been kicking butt and taking numbers — the latest is No. 1. That’s the place New York-based Carver Federal Savings Bank currently holds, having earned the top...
