Black Enterprise Magazine - Summer 2019

In this issue

Entrepreneurs’ Special Issue: our annual report on the nation’s largest black-owned businesses – the BE 100s, the Queen of Talk Wendy Williams spills the tea about how she built a media empire, how major corporations are fostering small business through their supplier diversity programs, and VICE star/venture capitalist John Henry on using your entrepreneurial DNA to your advantage.

Unpacking The Wendy Williams Experience

How the “Queen Of Talk” gabbed her way from show pony to media mogul

5 mins

A Win-Win Technology Solution For Attorneys And People Seeking Legal Counsel

In 2015, James Jones Jr., ESQ. and Kristina Jones, co-founders of Court Buddy, were finalists in the black enterprise Entrepreneurs Summit Elevator Pitch Competition.

4 mins

Growing Together

How strategic alliances between major corporations and african american businesses and organizations can serve as models for economic and social advancement

10+ mins

FWD Momentum

The nation’s largest black-owned businesses, in sectors including manufacturing, construction, automotive, and financial services, have applied transformative strategies and sustainable models in a tech-driven, competitive world

10+ mins

A Winning Recipe

CEO Michael Thompson has made the nation’s largest black-owned food manufacturer an industry mvp through consistent play, collaborative partnerhips, and masterful performance

9 mins

A Crash Course In Success

Damian Mills’ strategic leadership, talented team, and knack for turning crises into Lucrative Opportunities turned his mega-dealership into an unstoppable force

8 mins

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Black Enterprise Magazine Description:

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