TIME FOR A RETREAT!
Summer is often associated with beaches, family vacations, hot sun and good fun. For those in the nonprofit sector summer is also the season for retreats. These are…
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ProBiz Is a Business Networking Event You Can’t Afford to Miss
Patricia A. Mitchell. Photo--YouTube. ProBiz is the biggest business trade show, conference and networking event of the year. ProBiz is an experience that helps build entrepreneurship. Washingtonians are…
Interim leadership: blessing or curse?
One of the biggest changes within the life of a nonprofit is the change in leadership. In most cases this will be accompanied by a period of transition…
WHAT WILL YOUR REFERENCES SAY ABOUT YOUR ORGANIZATION?
When people want to know more about your nonprofit, who do they talk to? Who serves as a reference? How can you help ensure your references speak knowledgeably…
Imperative: Black Economic Empowerment and Liberation
Many aren't aware Malcolm X was a champion of Black economic empowerment and business creation. Flickr. What is your view of Black economic development? Most Blacks say they…
New Lenox Marriott Opens It’s Doors
From Left: Mayur M. Desai, General Manager, Lenox Marriott ,Colin J.M.Toole, CEO, Toole Companies, Marc Bachman, Director of Sales and Marketing, Courtyard by Marriott Courtyard by Marriott Lenox…
Friday: New York’s Forum for Black, Latino, Asian and Women Tech- firms
Jonnel Doris. Photo--Twitter Forum to provide insight on how minority and women-owned tech companies can grow and sustain their businesses On Friday, May 19, the New York City…
Electronic Payment and Your Economic Empowerment
Mr. Coaxum Here in New York City, we are proud of our vibrant African-American history and culture. Icons such as Madam C.J. Walker, W. E. B. Du Bois…
BCAGlobal’s 13th Annual Global Food & Wine Event 2017
BCAGlobal’s Global Food & Wine Experience is a much-anticipated culinary, wine, and spirit event. The marquee celebration, dedicated to creating a learning and networking experience, is the only…
New York’s Black-Owned Businesses Drop As Economy Improves — Comptroller Stringer’s Report
Stringer, middle, delivers report today 'Neighborhood-by-neighborhood Economic Analysis.' 'Stringer Proposes New Strategies to Empower Local Residents.' 'Share of businesses located in Downtown and Midtown Manhattan fell from 2000-2015…