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Business is about competition—for customers, for market share, for employees and yes, for financing. When you are looking for capital to launch or expand your venture, you are likely to be tapping the same sources as millions of other entrepreneurs. Lenders and investors are looking to answer just one question: Which of these entrepreneurs have the best ideas, and are most likely to make my loan to or investment in their businesses pay off?
Black Enterprise Creative Director Terence Saulsby shares the experience of presenting the Black Enterprise Wealth for Life mission for the iPad, and why it represents an undeniable opportunity to be a leader in the digital space.
I've never felt beholden to defining myself as one type of journalist or another--newspaper or magazine, radio or television. As a media professional, the means and the tools never much mattered to me. My passion has always been sparked by the mission, especially as relates to serving African Americans: To arm people with the information they need to live better lives, and to convince, persuade, cajole and inspire them, and even scare them when necessary, to use it.
For African Americans, finding success in STEM fields is contingent on the amount of support a student receives from the academic institution. Here are four things to look for in an academic institution that will help a student find success.
On the eve of the BE app’s launch, Sharif took the time to explain how everything came together, and what he and the F2F660 team set out to accomplish with this app.
