TNJ proudly presents the 2005 list of 25 Influential Black Women in Business
 
   TNJ proudly presents the 2005 list of 25 Influential Black Women in Business. This year marks the seventh consecutive year that the magazine has published what we popularly call “The 25 List.” Each year, TNJ receives more than 100 nominees for this distinguished award. Winners are chosen for their outstanding achievement and influence in the corporate, entrepreneurial, government and. . . .

 
 
 
 Industry Focus
 Dawn Fitch - Turning illness into a business
 
  

Dawn Fitch had no business or marketing experience before launching Pooka Pure & Simple with three friends in 2001. A graphic artist by trade, she started freelancing after realizing that she could do better financially working for herself than for a firm. She was not prepared for the demands of entrepreneurship, she says. “It kinda fell into our laps. I work now more than before,” she says. She’s had to learn how to turn her mind off, eat well and exercise. “My body is my business,” she says. . .

 
 
 
 Final Word
 Impact on Health - How the environment affects us
 
  

Within days of the tsunami of December 2004, I started getting e-mails and phone calls from people I did not know. They were very similar in both content and form. The writer or caller would be a bit hesitant and wanted to make sure that he was not misunderstood. “It’s not that I don’t care about the people in Asia, because I do! It’s just that no one is talking about the impact of the tsunami on Africa.”. . .

 
 
 
 Unfair Contracting by N.Y.C.
 Faith-Based Grant
 Tech Salaries Drop in 2004
 African-American Migration
 Medical School Scholarships
 and more......
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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