Operation Hope Celebrates 30 Years of Advancing Financial Empowerment As it Sets New Black Wealth Agenda
John Hope Bryant and his nonprofit Operation Hope celebrate 30 years of advancing financial empowerment and sets new Black wealth agenda.
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Black Enterprise’s Mission is Just Beginning
I believe it is fitting to pause to celebrate milestones during the course of a great undertaking. I can think of no better moment than the 40th anniversary of black enterprise to reflect and to appreciate the challenges met and triumphs achieved in the unwavering pursuit of our admittedly ambitious mission: to educate and empower African Americans to become full participants in wealth creation within the global economy. Over the past four years that I have been CEO, I have built on my father’s original vision, making it relevant for future generations.
Meet Tiffany Capri Hainesworth, the First Black Woman to Solely Own a Tequila Brand
Tiffany Capri Hainesworth, a full-time federal government worker, launched T-Capri Tequila, making her the first Black woman to own a tequila brand by herself.
Once Touted as ‘Apple’s New Voice,’ Denise Young Smith Has Found Her Own
At the end of 2017, Denise Young Smith left Apple after a groundbreaking 21-year career that was capped by CEO Tim Cook’s positioning her as Apple’s first VP of Diversity and Inclusion and some controversy. Now, she has found her own voice on a new path.
How the ‘Grits & Biscuits’ Party Grew into Well-Known Brand Among Professional Partygoers
The reputation of the Grits & Biscuits party precedes it. Behind the event is the trio partygoers known as E.Z.Mo Breezy: Erika Lewis and brothers Alzo and Maurice Slade. in an interview with BlackEnterprise.com, the innovative trio discusses their success, which can be attributed to remaining authentic, putting patrons first, and playing for the team.