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Saving for the future should start at childhood and that responsibility fall son our parents to instill proper money management skills and instilling the idea of saving for a rainy day. Caroline Clarke shares the money lessons she learned from her mother.
According to the latest Open Doors: Report on International Educational Exchange, a study run by the Institute of International Education (IIE), Black and African-American students only make up 4.2% of students studying abroad.
This week on The Urban Business Roundtable, Stephanie Chick, owner of the professional coaching firm Deliver The Package, shares how entrepreneurs can unleash their unique genius in order to more effectively lead their companies. Also: Veteran sports agent Bill Strickland; closing the Black Wealth Gap.
Raissa Nebie has always been a risk taker. The intrepid nature of this Côte d'Ivoire émigré with roots in Burkina Faso has taken her to the halls of Howard University, the rough-and-tumble offices of Wall Street, and the kitchens of the top-rated French Culinary Institute in New York City.
When Sundra L. Ryce finished college, she planned to join the family contracting business. But her parents had other plans: They cut her a check and told Ryce to start her own. Over the next 15 years, Ryce and her team would consistently grow that company. By 2011 it would join the ranks of the largest black-owned businesses in the nation.
