Entrepreneur Matthew L. Brown has been known to slam on the brakes and come to a screeching halt on plenty of business deals over the years. Perhaps it was because the numbers didn’t add up; perhap
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Oct. 25, the Executive Leadership Council’s Institute for Leadership Development and Research will host its 13th annual Mid-Level Managers Symposium in Washington, D.C. The all-day symposium follows
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The Rev. Dr. DeForest Buster Soaries Jr., pastor of First Baptist Church of Lincoln Gardens in Somerset, N.J., is fed up with what he calls a “culture of debt” in the African-American community. U
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Connecticut’s most powerful African-American in academia, David G. Carter Sr., Ph.D., does not hesitate to recount stories of his struggles. Carter is chancellor of the Connecticut State University
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