The 2010 Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs Conference kicked off last night, welcoming 1,200 small business owners, entrepreneurs, and entrepreneurial-minded corporate professionals. With all the hustle and bustle,  I made sure to come up with a strategy for making the most of this conference. My plan: Get to the panel discussions
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Renita Burns is a writer and content producer at BlackEnterprise.com.