marketing & growth Here's how you can plan PR for your next event I think we can all agree that 2020 has been a year and we’re not even halfway in! Because of the Coronavirus pandemic, it has caused many of our
black millennials My Experience in Corporate America as A Millennial Mom Corporate women are thriving in the workplace, and we see a variety of them making major moves to pave the way for the next generation. For many women in the
tech Rodney Gainous Jr. made $200,000 at 16 years old by doing this! About three years ago, Rodney Gainous Jr. published astory [https://medium.com/@rodneyg/150k-downloads-the-high-school-project-that-blew-up-db389a7ce1c9] about how the Twitter app he built in high school, Follow, reached 150,000 downloads in
black millennials How this PR exec handles being the *only* at her firm Picture this. Every day you walk into the job you love, knowing you made the right career move and excited for what the day will bring. Often times, however, entering
for founders Build your biz while social distancing with these tips! While COVID-19 (aka Dat Rona) may have us stuck in the house, randomly eating more snacks than normal, getting lit earlier in the day than usual, and binge watching Netflix
career development #ReachForEqual in the workplace (and 50 Black female corporate leaders you should know) > The price one pays for pursuing any profession, or calling, is an intimate knowledge of its ugly side. James Baldwin *This post originally appeared on TheBrittanyB. It’s been
job search Job hunting? Here's what you can do now during the pandemic The global outbreak of the coronavirus has disrupted industries, caused several businesses to lose revenue, has changed the way we work and interact with others, and has overall brought people
marketing & growth 5 tips for how to monetize your podcast With podcasting projected to be a billion-dollar industry by 2021, there is money to be made andAnchored Media [https://www.anchoredmedia.com/start-here]can help you cash in. In its
starting a business 4 mistakes entrepreneurs make (+ how to avoid them) Starting a business is a huge endeavor for any entrepreneur. A newly-hatched entrepreneur is often motivated by a great idea and a strong desire to succeed. Nobody—and we mean
black entrepreneur Hey freelancers, learn how to handle your taxes so that the IRS isn't side-eyeing you If you haven’t done your taxes, join the rest of the world that’s dreading it too. Don’t worry, we ain’t judging you! Doing your taxes can
pitch perfect Here's how to pitch effectively and secure investors Paris Benson is no stranger to the world of tech and entrepreneurship. The UCLA alum started coding at the age of 14, launched his first fintech [https://www.fintechweekly.com/
career development Your cover letter cost you that job—here's what you should do If you’re still using “I am writing this letter because I am interested in your position”, or any overused, basic cover letter opening line, stop what you are doing,
job search Are you a veteran? Use these tips to make your resume stand out The transition of U.S. military veterans going back into the civilian labor force is an issue that many veterans are experiencing. Veterans are facing hurdles that impede them from
for founders This founder's invention is helping promote diversity in STEM Diversity and inclusion is a problem in every industry – especially in the STEM space. Studies show that gaps in STEM achievement begin early in a person’s life, typically during
for founders How to secure startup capital when you didn't grow up rich Did you wake up this morning with the inappropriate realization that your mom and dad are not about to give you that 20 million dollars you need to start your
black millennials Tyeal Howell went from intern to Create & Cultivate. Here's how Growing up, in between watching the latest cartoon on Nickelodeon and playing tag outside, if you were like most Millennials you planned your whole adult life through a game called
for founders 3 lessons on faith and spirituality that helped this entrepreneur build her business At first glance, faith and business carry the same separation as church and state. In reality, however, many entrepreneurs see their businesses as a faith walk. For these entrepreneurs, business
for founders How this founder set up an online fashion boutique Often times, it’s our surroundings, network of friends, hobbies, and our upbringing that influence our career decisions. For Yannique Joseph, one might say that her entrepreneurial spirit was instilled
founder profiles This founder raised $15 million for women and their periods Black women are among the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs – BUT are we starting businesses just because it’s the “cool” thing to do right now, or are we are starting
starting a business How to deal with rejection as an entrepreneur Any entrepreneur can tell you all about rejection. It can be really hard to deal with and it’s even harder not to take it personally. Society has taught us
founder profiles Real talk about money from a software engineer and entrepreneur Let’s talk about money. At Mogul Millennial, we believe that when we avoid the important conversation around money, it becomes a silent tool for oppression for the Black entrepreneurial
career development How to be successful as a Black female screenwriter In 2019, Tracy Oliver became the first Black woman, that wrote the film, Girls Trip to gross over 100 million at the box office. The film follows the lives of
for founders Do these 5 things now to perfect your business pitch Are you an entrepreneur looking for funding? There are many avenues for winning what some would call “free money.” One good way for an entrepreneur to earn these dollars is
management Are You Making The Most Of Your Life Right Now? THIS ARTICLE ORIGINALLY APPEARED ON BYP NETWORK BY TONTE BO DOUGLAS. IT IS REPUBLISHED WITH PERMISSION. [https://www.byp-network.com/single-post/2020/01/28/Are-You-Making-The-Most-Of-Your-Life-Right-Now] Our experiences are extremely key
starting a business 30 lessons in business from a 30-year-old entrepreneur I read recently that the average age of a first-time entrepreneur is 39. I started my company at 25. That is not a flex, it is a fact, a blessing
