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Good Entrepreneurs Make Money. Great Ones Make a Difference.

Among the things that come with the territory of being a reasonably successful and visible person are requests for favors—from family and friends, your church and alma mater, political and community leaders, employees, clients, and business associates, people you’ve known your entire life and total strangers.

Precautionary Measures

In the fall, the 37-year-old could be out of a job. A public affairs specialist, McLeod has been working just over a year and a half for the U.S. Census Bureau under a term appointment that is up for renewal in September.

Taking a New Approach to Building Your Business

Each year, Black Enterprise ranks the largest black-owned businesses in the nation. While a monumental undertaking, it truly is a labor of love for us to report the state of black business in the U.S., highlighting the achievements of intrepid entrepreneurs at the helms of top-flight organizations and informing our readers exactly how these be 100s CEOs and their teams build and maintain sustainable enterprises.

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