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What I’ve learned — over two decades in corporate affairs, government relations, and now as the CEO of the National Bankers Association — is that leadership isn’t about having a perfect playbook.
Black Enterprise Editor-In-Chief Derek T. Dingle sits down with the Commerce Department's Rick Wade in an exclusive interview during MED Week in Washington D.C.
Home-based businesses, start-ups and solopreneurs are often serial late filers and miss out on maximizing tax benefits.
Two weeks after graduating from college, I was sentenced to 15 years in prison for selling drugs. I served seven-and-a-half-years of that sentence. Instead of allowing it to define me, I completely turned my life around. I’ve spent the last two decades trying to build my community through the art that I create and the lives I impact through lectures, workshops and now, a community art center.
An evening immersed in the likes of entrepreneurs, astronauts, NSBE leaders and students, the #BlackSTEMLikeMe hashtag rang loud and clear.
