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In 1970, Earl G. Graves, Sr. founded Black Enterprise -- and Black America was forever changed. The publication initially served as a guidebook for African Americans to start and grow businesses, elevate themselves within corporate America and follow the path to multigenerational success. In the process, BE placed a bright spotlight on the achievement of African Americans that served as instruction and inspiration to generations of African Americans – whether it was the nation’s largest black-owned business; the advent of the first African American billionaires; of African Americans who rose to the pinnacle of power and influence, including the boardroom and The White House. Throughout the past five decades, Black Enterprise, led by Publisher Graves, also served as the biggest advocate for the financial and economic empowerment of African Americans and the elimination of barriers that deterred us from access to equal opportunity
Earl G. Graves Sr., founder of Black Enterprise and the ultimate champion of black business, passed away on Monday, April 6, 2020. He was 85 years old.
Earl G. Graves Sr., founder of Black Enterprise and the ultimate champion of black business, passed away on Monday, April 6, 2020. He was 85 years old.
Brother Howard X shares how to raise money without being robbed by the bank using the BOND Program. Brother Howard X is a military veteran (Viet Nam Era) who used his GI Bill to pay for college. He has a Bachelor of Business Degree from Detroit Institute of Technology, a Master of Science Administration from Central Michigan University, is a Certified Professional Contract Manager from the National Contract Manager Association, and currently a Procurement Training Contractor.
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