The Business of Broadway
This current season may be historic because three African American female playwrights—out of six shows by women—have high-profile productions.
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This current season may be historic because three African American female playwrights—out of six shows by women—have high-profile productions.
This week on The Urban Business Roundtable: Success stories of two business leaders who transitioned from executive to entrepreneur. Also: Black Enterprise Elevator Pitch Contest is open for entries.
This week on Our World with Black Enterprise, host Marc Lamont Hill sits down with award-winning singer/songwriter Ne-Yo. Also, a discussion about the alarming rise in bullying among high school students.
In addition to being the new senior multimedia content producer and a longtime member of the Black Enterprise family, I have co-written two plays in the past seven years that I self-produced off-off Broadway.
To paraphrase an old maxim: In the 21st century, the business of America is education. Nothing is more vital to the competitiveness and advancement of corporations