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For 45 years, the BE 100s—the nation's largest black businesses—have demonstrated enduring qualities of fortitude, dexterity, ingenuity, and, yes, swagger. Throughout it all, one word best describes their predisposition to forward momentum: Evolution.
When Marvin Carroll’s Tec-Masters Inc. landed its first military contract—a $25,000 deal to support a rocket launcher—it seemed he was well on his way to becoming a successful entrepreneur. But he realized early on that sometimes those things do not guarantee success.
The 2014 Plunge Culture & Creativity Conference has started its inaugural event in Miami from November 6th- November 8th
Mother-daughter publishers, Rachel and Kelley Williams, talk for part two of their interview, on raising capital and small business tips.
Publisher and Chairman Earl G. Graves Sr. states unequivocally that historically black colleges are still a solution to providing educational opportunity.
