Pittsburgh Launches Initiative to Encourage Black Entrepreneurship
113 Industries formed a new initiative developed to encourage entrepreneurship among the cities' African-American community.
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Not For Free
I am a recent graduate of The University of Tennessee with a B.S. in human resource management. Most job openings require at least three years of experience. Because of this,...
BE Modern Man: Meet “The Teacher” Christopher Emdin
For professor Christopher Edmin, this is not only one of life’s greatest truths, but a call-to-action for the holder of a doctorate from the Graduate Center of the City University of New York to save lives.
Even Though Less Than 1% of Venture Capital Goes to Black Founders, Here’s How I Raised $11 Million
Because the VC model encourages firms to hire and invest in people they have previous relationships with, the ecosystem ends up looking like a country club
Black Enterprise’s Extraordinary Journey
Black enterprise was just a modest monthly magazine when I founded it 40 years ago—just me; a few brave forward-thinking advertisers like Pepsi, ExxonMobil, and General Motors; and a small but spirited and talented staff. Oh, and one other person who did just about everything there is to do to put out a magazine back then—a combination writer, editor, proofreader, layout designer, sales director, office manager, and vice president in charge of shutting down the publisher’s bad ideas—my wife of 50 years, Barbara Graves.
