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Sonya Donaldson "What lies beneath: scratch the surface of these new entrants to the B.E. 100s list and you'll find smart planning, successful growth strategies, and a strong commitment to quality". Black Enterprise. FindArticles.com. 10 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1365/is_11_34/ai_n9778517/

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Articles in June, 2004 issue of Black Enterprise

• We are family …
  by Doris Dunn
• An inspiring example
  by Ruth White
• Moving to mutual funds: for Raven Enterprise, volatile times require a shift in investment style
  by Nicole Halsey
• Rebuilding Iraq: will small business be allowed to get the job done?
  by Cliff Hocker
• HR growth: what you need to know about the changes in HR?
  by Milca Esdaille
• Comparison shopping: PriceGrabber.com offers pricing info for you
  by Jennifer L. Smith
• Advancing African American women in the workplace: new study finds challenges remain despite push for diversity
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• First-time visit to a resale shop? Here are some terms you should know
• To a degree
  by Sonia Alleyne
• What the next election means for you: our economists review the impact of Bush's economic policies and offer their outlook on the presidential race
  by David Ruffin
• 100s only the strong survive
  by Derek T. Dingle
• WATTSHealth Foundation Inc./UHP Healthcare
• Valuable principles
  by Derek Cazeau
• SBA loan faces uncertain future
  by Joyce Jones
• The new look on the greens: how one entrepreneur merged hip-hop with golf apparel
  by Zakiyyah El-Amin
• Is eight enough?
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Working for the B.E. 100s: the B.E. Industrial/Service 100 employs more than 75,000 people. Meet eight of its best and brightest
  by Kenneth Meeks
• Peer pressure
  by W. Moody
• B.E. financial empowerment series: helping you build wealth now!
  by Donna Dick
• The tough get going: in a merciless business environment, the B.E. Industrial Service 100 produced a number of casualties—and winners
  by Sakina Spruell
• Time to step up
  by P. Ryan
• Carver acquires independence federal savings: deal could create largest black-owned bank in the U.S
  by Jeffrey McKinney
• Revitalizing urban neighborhoods
  by Aisha Jefferson
• Nature challenge: roughing in Central America's best-kept secret
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• A niche in time: Kila Weaver predicts large returns from healthcare and financial sectors
  by Nicole Lewis
• A tradition of success: a legacy of business ownership drives tech security pioneer
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Hot fun in the summertime: the best deals on your favorite lawn products
  by Siobhan Benet
• The Prince of South Beach: R. Donahue Peebles has built a real estate empire with the posh and a pipeline of deals in South Florida. And he's not finished yet
  by Allan Hughes
• From dream to realty: it's simple: take baby steps to success
  by Leslie E. Royal
• Moving up: taking advantage of Tier II opportunities can help MBES grow and expand
  by April W. Klimley
• Westside Private Banking Services
• Standing up to be counted
  by Earl G. Graves, Sr.
• A Titan's success
  by Eric Prophete
• Seeking new streams: multiple revenue sources are critical to small businesses
  by Bridget McCrea
• Tough customer
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Time to venture abroad: exporting is a multibillion-dollar industry that can be extremely lucrative—if you're properly prepared
  by Alan Hughes
• Now that black is in, are black agencies out? The African American market surges, but black agencies battle mainstream shops for the opportunity to deliver their message
  by Cassandra Hayes
• How's your performance? Workplace evaluations can work to your benefit
  by Carla Thompson
• … But do we want to be?
  by Monica Dillard
• Divine guidance
  by Tommy Davis
• From speculation to structure: North Carolina dentist adjusts his portfolio to a proven asset allocation model
  by Carmen Brown
• Insurance inquiry
  by V. Callahan
• Fair credit reporting act tweaked by congress: legislation gets a new name and a facelift
  by Leslie E. Royal
• A life pursuing real estate: after being laid off from his job, John Young is shifting to a career managing properties
  by Sheryl Nance Nash
• 8 ways to change your financial life: these basic but powerful strategies can boost your net worth
  by James A. Anderson
• Power hitter: baseball legend Hank Aaron scores big with his import dealerships
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Sony Urban Music
• Destined for wealth
  by Dazzree Thomas
• Geeks rule! Tech-support firm helps entrepreneurs focus on business
  by Rebecca Rohan
• Cracking the RFP code: it takes more than paperwork to effectively bid on contracts
  by Bridget McCrea
• Mini me
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• They pay you to do what? They're not your typical 9-to-5, and that's what makes these jobs fun
  by Christina Morgan
• Freedom to switch: FCC hopes new cell phone rules benefit customers
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• Balancing two worlds
  by Mickey Garcia
• Minority firm to seal $500 million deal
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Predatory lending still plaques minority homebuyers
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Pipe dreams: musician blows smoky grooves
  by Joseph Dumas
• A solid recovery: F. Douglass Lewis Jr. focused on value stocks to produce positive returns
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Getting paid: collections firm make debtors an offer they can't refuse
  by Sakina P. Spruell
• June 2004
• Bad debts
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• The magic touch: Carol H. Williams Advertising conjures up winning campaigns and huge billings using an enchanting mix of business savvy, creative talent, and unbridled passion
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Engineer trades machines for manuscripts: Brian Egeston sacrificed income to follow his passion
  by Kimberly J. Hamilton-Wright
• Space change: Tammy Berry works on interior angles
  by Carla Thompson
• Celebrating the workers of the B.E. 100s
• Clarification
• The doctors is in: Derek Siute's holistic approach to medicine has his practice thriving
  by Nicole Lewis
• Small office solutions
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Remembering Maggie Lena Walker: the making of a black bank: Walker became the country's first woman president of a financial institution and founded one of the nation's oldest surviving black-owned banks
  by Gertrude Woodruff Marlowe
• Atlanta Life Financial Group
• Black like me
  by Denise Harp
• Oprah gives Morehouse $5 million
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Obama closing in on Senate seat
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Scandal-free mutual funds: exchange-traded funds can shelter investors from mutual fund abuses
  by Donald Jay Korn
• Now, ear this
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Merger by design: in an economic environment with shrinking profit margins, the key to survival is growth by acquisition
  by Jeffrey McKinney
• Achieving your lifelong goals: once you identify them, it's time to act
• In the bag: Madeleine Moore is packed and ready to go
  by Laura Egodigwe
• Mid-year maneuvers: with these astute approaches, the second half of 2004 can be less taxing than the first half
  by Donald Jay Korn
• Giving while you're living: through a living trust, Brenda Brandle is helping her 16 nieces and nephews enjoy her wealth now
  by Carmen Brown

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