Black Enterprise Magazine - July/August 2018

En este asunto

Boardroom Power: the black corporate directors of America’s biggest companies. Plus what it’s like to be young, black, and interning at Facebook; the money moves you need to make before 2018’s over; how one entrepreneur got his vegan wraps into almost 200 supermarkets; and a breast cancer survivor/amputee shares how she overcomes adversity.

Wrap It Up

HOW THIS ENTREPRENEUR LANDED HIS GRAB-AND-GO VEGAN FOOD IN 187 GROCERY STORES

5 mins

Billion-Dollar CEO Troy Taylor Tells Black Business Owners How To Win

Every year, our editors witness some fascinating companies among the freshman class of the be 100s—the nation’s largest black-owned businesses.

4 mins

Mid-Year Financial Checkup 2018

With growing market volatility, here’s how to create a plan for your financial future

6 mins

The Black Female Mark Zuckerberg

Famu’s Tishauna Wilson is developing Drone and AI Technology

5 mins

Empowering The Multicultural Manager

MORGAN STANLEY CONFERENCE ARMS LEADERS OF COLOR WITH THE FINANCIAL AND BUSINESS INSIGHTS THEY NEED

3 mins

Driving Global Diversity At Publicis Groupe To Maximize 'The Power Of One'

FOR SANDRA SIMS-WILLIAMS, DIVERSITY AND inclusion represent a deep professional and personal passion, helping to serve as “an active and action-oriented voice for the voiceless.”

6 mins

Fedex Executive Donald W. Comer

Donald Comer | AGE 58 PROFESSION Staff Vice-President, FedEx 1 WORD THAT DESCRIBES YOU Authentic

2 mins

At The Table With America's Black Corporate Directors

The challenge of diversifying the boardroom—and ceo seats— can be found in the pipeline. Our special report shows how some members of the be registry of corporate directors address this vexing issue

9 mins

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Black Enterprise is the leading business and personal finance magazine for African-American entrepreneurs, professionals, and corporate executives.