Business

by Jeffrey McKinneyJune 28, 2021 – (Original News Source: www.blackenterprise.com) – There are no assurances when it comes to investing. That is certainly true for contrarian investing. That investment style occurs when an investor intentionally goes […]

By (News Source:  rollingout.com) – By Tigner – Danesha Smith is passionate about people. So much so, that after 17 years in human resources, she and her husband Andre decided to make the move to McDonald’s and […]

(News Source: www.miamitimesonline.com) –  By Selena Stanley Miami Times Staff Writer – When Jay-Z sold 50% of the luxury Champagne brand Ace of Spades, Billionaires Row officially became the only majority Black-owned Champagne brand in the […]

Grassroots organizations often struggle with the question of “how do we develop a list of people who could give to our nonprofit?” Many feel that they must have a list of people of power, wealth, […]

Measurement has become a buzzword in the nonprofit sector. Everyone wants to know – how do you know what you know; and how do you know what you’ve accomplished? Funders, researchers, city leaders, and think-tanks […]

AFRO – By Congressman Kweisi Mfume (Source: www.blackpressusa.com)- Put simply, a federal investment in infrastructure is an investment in small businesses. That’s true because there are a number federal safeguards in place to ensure small […]

This column is especially for nonprofit CEOs: we know you have to secure buy-in from your leadership, but how exactly do you do that?  If you’re going to be successful at fundraising, you can’t go […]

By DAVID GURA (Source: www.npr.org) – J.B. Stradford was a pillar of Tulsa’s Greenwood neighborhood in 1921. He owned several businesses and his Stradford Hotel was one of the the largest Black-owned hotels in the […]