So You Want to Be A YouTuber with Naakie Nartey

Today I’m chatting with YouTuber and influencer Naakie Nartey. This interview is so timely because there’s an ongoing conversation about a need for black YouTubers who aren’t a part of the “luxury black girl” movement. I’m noticing we’re starting to seek out those relatable black YouTubers again – like the cute, stylish, regular black girls. […]
Why Fit in When You Can Stand Out with Kelly Knight

Was it just me, or did anyone else think you had to be a naturally gifted genius to pursue a career in STEM? I assumed this to be true until I came across Kelly Knight’s Instagram A.K.A Kelly The Scientist. What immediately struck me about Kelly was her style. She was (and is) absolutely FLY. […]
Digging into DEI with Kanarys Founder, Mandy Price

In 2021, almost every company says they value diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). They appoint DEI chairpersons, host quarterly DEI trainings, and establish DEI committees. Yet this doesn’t mean that these companies truly incorporate diversity, equity, and inclusion in their business model. It doesn’t mean that their initiatives are marking their workplace better for underrepresented […]
Get to know BET’s Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer Kimberly Evans Paige

It’s not every day you meet a real-life superhero. If you ask Kim Paige, Executive Vice President (EVP) and Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) at Black Entertainment Television (BET), what her superpower is, she’ll tell you that she is “Kim Possible.” With a knack for creating possibilities out of projects deemed impossible, Kim has spent two […]
A Twenty-Something’s Guide to Entrepreneurship with Courtney Caldwell

Courtney Caldwell will be the first to tell you that you don’t have to know everything about business to become a successful entrepreneur. You just need to have the confidence to jump and grow your wings on the way down. Courtney is the Co-Founder and COO of ShearShare. ShearShare is the first on-demand salon and […]
Leadership with Ashley Lamothe

The woman who changed the game for Chick-fil-A in LA Success is the result of preparation meeting opportunity. Such is true for Ashley Lamothe, who became one of the youngest Chick-fil-A franchise owners at the age of 26. At just 15 years old, Lamothe had no idea how much her life would change when she […]