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Speakers Announced for 2022 Women’s Business Summit
In celebration of Women’s History Month, join the SBA’s Office of Women’s Business Ownership and the Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center for the virtual Women’s Business Summit on March 29-30, 2022. The free event will include power-packed panels, inspirational fireside chats, and ‘Ask an Expert’ workshops to help you build, scale, and grow your business. The power-packed…
Read MoreCritics to Gov. Newsom: Cut Gas Tax, Lower Prices at the Pump
By Antonio Ray Harvey |California Black Media As the cost of gas continues to soar in California, Black leaders, state lawmakers and frustrated citizens are urging Gov. Newsom to take immediate action to decrease high prices at the pump. Last week, Shane Harris, president of San Diego-based People’s Association of Justice Advocates (PAJA), wrote a…
Read MoreCalif. Black Women Leaders Talk Politics, Health, Economics and More
By Charlene Muhammad | California Black Media Hundreds of African American women, professionals from different backgrounds and all corners of the Golden State, came together Jan. 31 to discuss a range of issues important to Black women in California. California Black Woman’s Collective, California Black Media and Black Women Organized for Political Action (BWOPA) organized…
Read MoreNikki Cannon: From Soup Kitchen to Super Kindness as a World Financial Group Professional
By Michael Ashcraft PACE NEWS Contributor People told Nikki Cannon’s mom, diagnosed with dyslexia, to be a typist. With bigger ambitions, she, notwithstanding, graduated with a bachelor degree, a master’s and a Phd. She became a university professor and a consultant for the U.S. Congress on social justice. Triumphing over tough times was always…
Read MoreHe Wanted To Help The Common Man With Finances
By Michael Ashcraft – Jonathan Wright only lasted three months on Wall Street. That’s all it took for him to get fed up and quit. “I quickly learned that was not for me,” says the investment advisor. “What I saw is that it’s designed for the wealthy to get wealthier. Wall Street doesn’t consider Main…
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Local Black Media in California Will Benefit From New Funding
By Tanu Henry | California Black Media Two organizations have made commitments to invest in local Black-owned media in California. Last year, The California Endowment, a foundation dedicated to promoting environments that support healthy living in the state, committed $300,000 to California Black Media (CBM) for the next two years. The money will be used…
Read MoreInfoblox Unveils a Diverse Student Certification Program to Grow Minority Representation in the Technology Sector
The University of La Verne and TELACU Education Foundation join in this initiative, which aims to prepare minority students for technology careers Santa Clara, Calif – Today, Infoblox, the leader in cloud-first networking and security services, launches the Infoblox Diverse Student Certification program with the University of La Verne, a Hispanic-serving Institution (HSI), in partnership with the…
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