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Dr. Umar Johnson discusses the social racism in the country, President Obama not helping blacks, will an economic boycott work, leadership in the black community and much more with The Breakfast Club. #BreakfastClub
Dawn Dickson, founder and CEO of Flat Out of Heels, talks how difficult it is for a black woman to raise money from venture capitalists. Dickson also talks growing her company from a policy passed by former President Barack Obama.
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Dawn Dickson Talks The Black Tech Community, Breaking Barriers In Black Business + More
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The Breakfast Club features celebrity interviews, Charlamagne tha God’s Donkey of the Day, Angela Yee’s Rumor Reports, DJ Envy’s mixes and so much more! Every guest visiting the world’s most dangerous morning show is grilled with their signature blend of honesty and humor. The results are the best interviews to be found on radio.
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A new report shows African American ownership of small businesses is on a dramatic rise in the U.S., and Florida is one of the top states for this growth. But black businesses still face some unique challenges. We look at why and how a new Black Chamber of Commerce is working to help these businesses thrive.
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Shaheewa Jarrett, Founder, Broward County Black Chamber of Commerce
Dwight Stephenson, Owner, D. Stephenson Construction
For more than seven decades, "Ebony" magazine has chronicled the most important African-American issues, personalities, and interests of its time, including operating essentially as the journal of record for the civil rights movement. But along with most other media companies, the publication faced stark challenges to survive in the rapidly changing media landscape of 2015. Senior lecturer Steve Rogers discusses Ebony magazine’s storied history, including its founder’s awareness of disruption theory years ahead of time, and what the company has meant for the black community.
Cold Call distills Harvard Business School’s legendary case studies into podcast form. Hosted by Brian Kenny, the podcast airs every two weeks and features Harvard Business School faculty discussing cases they’ve written and the lessons they impart.
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Shenseea sits with Nessa and talks doing her own make up, being a working mother, and title of her debut album
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Black Business owners: here are the 3 things that you should know about successfully starting and growing your business.
We as black people have never been taught the critical fundamentals of starting a successful business. Some of us stumble upon some knowledge from time to time,
but we haven't learned how to create a culture of black excellence with the things that we know.
If you're a black man that's interested in doing better for yourself, your family, and community, be sure to watch this video.
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Hey guys! It's Uzziah, your success strategist. Black business is extremely important to me, and I want to show you how to be as effective as possible. It's very important and you'll definitely enjoy it.
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Imagine rolling 20-30 deep to a spot, stopping rush hour traffic, making the streets a spectacle, and overwhelming security to the point where they don’t even try to stop you. That’s just another day skating with Gangcorp where everyday is Go Skateboarding Day (before it became a marketing shitshow).
The crew, bred in LES skatepark has only grown in numbers since we met them and recently released a full length video, Black Business which showcased strength in numbers and proved that New Yorkers can skate handrails and stairs too. (They don’t only have to hit wallrides and bump to bars.)
The Gang Corp guys are also great collectors of pedestrian hijinx, and this edit is the first in a series of raw tapes from Black Business we’re releasing that offers a look into their “artistic process” (i.e. catching people humping mailboxes, finessing security guards, and losing their shit whenever someone lands a trick).
Tune in over the next few weeks for more raw tapes which may or may not include bonus clips from Mark Suciu and Franky Spears too. (For the culture.)
Video by: Naquan Rollings
We've read stats showing that Blacks have a buying power of $1.2 Trillion dollars and that Black women are starting businesses at a faster rate than any other group, but is this enough to change the economic inequalities that plague Black neighborhoods? Mandy Bowman discusses how it's time to focus on creating and supporting Black businesses to build long term/generational wealth.
Mandy Bowman is the Founder of Official Black Wall Street and the Social Media Manager at Essence Magazine. With a deep-rooted passion for all things social media, entrepreneurship, and Black culture, Mandy has worked tirelessly to empower and support Black entrepreneurs through her digital platform and Black business directory, Official Black Wall Street. When she isn't working to fuel Black businesses through the Official Black Wall Street platform, she is volunteering as a mentor to inner city students and creating social strategies.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
This black billionaire is creating opportunities for African American youth.
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Complex Hustle is a lifestyle channel for creators, entrepreneurs and young professionals navigating the new economy. Delivering daily news, expert insight and original programming – we explore all things hustle – from the corner to the corner office. It’s a platform for the leaders and change-makers of today. We sit at the intersection of media, entertainment, technology and culture. Our content covers the many stages of entrepreneurship, empowering today’s do-it-yourself generation to design the careers they want. We equip our audience with the tools and tips to create content, develop products and build businesses in the modern world.
A new course from Senior Lecturer Steven S. Rogers explores 14 new case studies all with black protagonists, including Ebony Magazine and Johnson Publishing Chairman Linda Johnson Rice. The course, its cases, faculty, and students examines the great business opportunities that have emerged from identifying undeserved markets of black consumers and the unique interplay between race and successful entrepreneurial ventures.
Sway In The Morning live broadcast from Icehouse in Minneapolis MN. Wintana Melekin, am activist in the Minnesota area, stopped by to talk about building up and retaining black businesses.
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The Top 10 Black Owned Businesses
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African-American entrepreneurs own more than 2.6 million firms and are building some of the nation's brightest, innovating, and fastest-growing companies. Black Enterprise publishes an annual list, BE 100s, which ranks America’s largest black-owned companies, including automobile dealers, banks, asset managers, investment banks, and private equity firms. Black Enterprise’s list is universally recognized as the most authoritative analysis and annual ranking of the nation’s highest earning black-owned companies.
And when and where you can, support Black-owned businesses because money equals power. And by supporting black-owned businesses, African American consumers are exerting an enormous amount of power to develop black economic dominance… power to create new jobs within our community, and power to build generational black wealth.
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Learn about the untold story of African American entrepreneurship, where skill, industriousness, ingenuity and sheer courage in the face of overwhelming odds provide the backbone of this nation’s economic and social growth. BOSS: The Black Experience in Business premieres Tues, April 23 at 8/7c.
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Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba says the Treasury will use its 500 billion rand annual procurement budget to transform the economy and give more support to black-owned businesses.
He was speaking at a business dinner hosted by the Black Business Council in Johannesburg.
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