The annual black business awards crowned the best in entrepreneurship last night.
The awards which have been running for 16 years, promote sustainable black business.
We're joined by two of the winners this morning.
Muhammad Simjee took the prize for the youngest entrepreneur and Sandiswa Qayi represents a business that won the prize for the innovative business award. Courtesy #DStv403

Anthony Miller accepts the Tapestry Award during the Black Business Student Association 30th Anniversary Gathering on May 4, 2013. Mr. Miller is the deputy secretary for the U.S. Department of Education, and a Stanford MBA from the class of 1992. The award was created in 2008 to honor African-American alumni of the GSB who have woven inspiration leadership, intellectual excellence, and service to others through their professional and personal lives. Former Medtronic CFO Robert Ryan and last year's Tapestry award winner Kathryn Leary also spoke at this event.

Learn more about Stanford Black Business Students Association: http://www.stanfordbbsa.com/

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