My greatest lesson learned as an black entrepreneur Ken Wilson Music Industry Veteran  promoter that helped established J records and has worked with many artists including: Alicia Keyes, Fantasia, Eric Benet, Johnny Gill, the latest project from Janet Jackson and many other  recording artists. The best lesson that I learned was to build relationships and treat clients and even competitors with respect as you never know who can or will speak on your behalf or write that next check. [...]

5 Characteristics of Stand-Out Entrepreneurship Black entrepreneurship has exploded in the last few years, with the sizable growth of business development and personal independence. But what does it take to be a stand-out black entrepreneur?  While it’s commonly believed that anyone can run their own business—with enough grit and determination—there are actually specific characteristics of black entrepreneurship that take a mediocre business and make it thrive. Here are 5 characteristics of stand-out black entrepreneurship: Passion With enough determination, most people can make it to the next level of just about anything they set out to do. [...]

Discover Paul Rudd's entrepreneurial ventures beyond his acting career. Learn about his business pursuits and how he's expanded his influence off-screen.

TuneCore revolutionized music distribution, empowering independent artists to reach global audiences and retain control over their rights and earnings on major streaming platforms.

Every year we keep hearing about the lack of diversity and inclusion with behemoth industry organizations that utilize black culture to profit but seldom return the favor when it comes to supporting the artists etc like the Grammys. See his speech below... (Photo by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images) The Difference Between Being Effective and Efficient Asking for inclusion is being efficient, creating the platform is being effective My 25-year-old industry organization RadioFacts, a successful industry trade, has been asked to participate in just about all of the black-owned events in the industry. [...]

The only Black-owned streamer in the country – Xperienc On Demand. Earlier this summer, new ground was broken in Memphis when boxing champ Floyd Mayweather put his boxers up against those of Lank the King in what was called the Bi-Centennial Beat Down. That wasn’t what was groundbreaking though – it was the fact that for the first time ever, the fights were streamed worldwide by what’s probably the first and only Black-owned streamer in the country – Xperienc On Demand. For way less than people were paying in the past to see the fights on Showtime, etc., hundreds [...]