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Spartanburg County small businesses have new resources to help them thrive and grow. “It’s a small business development mentoring program,” said Sheila Snoddy, Spartanburg Mentoring director. The Power Up Mentoring
Simplified: The South Dakota Black Chamber of Commerce (SDBCC) launched earlier this month with the goal of empowering Black business owners and being a conduit for connection to available resources
Small business owners using laptop in restaurant. getty America’s 3.12 million Black-owned businesses generate $206 billion in annual revenue and support 3.56 million U.S. jobs, according to a new Brookings
If you follow Sheletta Brundidge on social media, you may have seen video her in boxing shorts and gloves, talking about fighting for a seat at the table for herself
Troinet CEO Wayne Roye and Verizon executive Wendy Taccetta share stories from careers in IT for Black History Month. Wayne Roye, CEO of Staten Island-based MSP Troinet, has a tenacity
Spartanburg County small businesses have new resources to help them thrive and grow. “It’s a small business development mentoring program,” said Sheila Snoddy, Spartanburg Mentoring director. The Power Up Mentoring
Simplified: The South Dakota Black Chamber of Commerce (SDBCC) launched earlier this month with the goal of empowering Black business owners and being a conduit for connection to available resources
Small business owners using laptop in restaurant. getty America’s 3.12 million Black-owned businesses generate $206 billion in annual revenue and support 3.56 million U.S. jobs, according to a new Brookings
As Congress is hard at work trying to keep the government from shutting down, they’ve also made progress on some critical legislation for families and children with a bipartisan tax
If you follow Sheletta Brundidge on social media, you may have seen video her in boxing shorts and gloves, talking about fighting for a seat at the table for herself
Troinet CEO Wayne Roye and Verizon executive Wendy Taccetta share stories from careers in IT for Black History Month. Wayne Roye, CEO of Staten Island-based MSP Troinet, has a tenacity
