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Articles in June, 2009 issue of Black Enterprise

• Helping hands: a well-chosen consultant can help you steer clear of recession pitfalls
  by Maya Payne Smart
• Gaby Longsworth
  by Annya M. Lott
• Breaking the [begin strikethrough]glass[end strikethrough] concrete ceiling: a new report examines what's keeping black professional women from high-level positions
  by Annya M. Lott
• Advertising agencies feeling the pinch
• The strong—and smart—survive
  by Earl G. Graves, Sr.
• Preparing our sons for the game of life
  by Earl G. Graves, Jr.
• Through the fire
• Motivation and inspiration
  by Sean Felden
• Leading the pack
  by Fred Thomas, III
• Obama overdose
  by J. Havell
• Where's your entrepreneurial spirit?
  by LaTosha Johnson
• Who's working the news?
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Religion's role in politics
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Black shortage on TV screens
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Federal judges not color-blind
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• A bird in the hand: annuities have become popular among investors who fear they'll outlive their assets
  by John Simons
• Dividends: the gift that keeps giving: why investing in companies that share profits—especially now—is a wise move
  by Ilana Polyak
• Stocks for the long run: Ted Parrish of Henssler Equity Funds believes you can find buy-and-hold bargains amid the market rubble
  by James A. Anderson
• Money matters
  by John Simons
• Boost the value of your home: a few simple renovations can make your dwelling a hot commodity—no matter what the housing market looks like
  by Chris Taylor
• Ask your advocate
  by Sheiresa McRae
• Funny business: comedy is the catalyst for J. Anthony Brown's family-owned empire
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Mr. fix it: avoid mistakes by heeding the hard-earned lessons of other entrepreneurs
  by Kenrya Rankin Naasel
• Savvy solutions
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• Clean, green, and paper-free: African American IT firms help Morehouse School of Medicine go paperless, get e-compliant
  by Anthony Calypso
• Backup comes to cell phones: CyberSynch's Amos Winbush helps clients secure data
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Cyberwise
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• In perfect alignment: an HR auto exec understands the importance of synchronizing the team
  by Laura Egodigwe
• Staying ahead of the curve: performing your best for companies that now demand more
  by Marcia Reed-Woodard
• Team spirit: how you can maximize your staff's time and potential despite economic worries
  by Brittany Hutson
• Since you asked
  by Annya M. Lott
• Felicia Norwood
  by Annya M. Lott
• AnneMarie Eades
  by Annya M. Lott
• Donna Sims Wilson
  by Annya M. Lott
• Derrick Godfrey
  by Annya M. Lott
• A frugal family: Janice and Mark Blake make sure their family knows how to stick to a budget
  by Diane V. King
• Pursuing the American dream: Richard Cherry strives to build wealth through homeownership
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Dying for the promise of perfection: sun, surf, and surgery gone awry. Lisa Espinosa's real-life cautionary tale of overseas cosmetic surgery
  by Denise Campbell
• What President Obama's economic agenda means for you: within its first 100 days, the new administration has sought to restore America with a series of financial initiatives. Whether you're job hunting, trying to buy a home, or find capital for your busine
• Forged in fire: the new rules of doing business: singed by a scorching downturn, BE 100s CEOs rework their companies to seek out new opportunities
  by Alan Hughes
• B.E. industrial/service companies
• The many colors of PRWT: once a back-office support provider, this chameleon-like company redefined itself as a player in the pharmaceutical services industry
  by Alan Hughes
• B.E. auto dealers
• Forged in fire: the new rules of doing business: for the first time ever, industry conditions force us not to name an Auto Dealer of the Year
  by Alan Hughes
• Sweet science: Sanders\Wingo has found the right equation to beat the competition: extensive research, new media, and unlimited creativity equal satisfied clients and higher billings
  by Alan Hughes
• B.E. banks
• Asset managers seek higher returns
• B.E. investment banks
• B.E. private equity firms
• The loan rangers: the founders of Legacy Bank fight financial discrimination with a healthy flow of capital into their Milwaukee neighborhood
  by John Simons
• Supplier diversity—a winning strategy in tough times: the mounting pressures of job losses and budget cuts have not deterred chief diversity officers from building strategic partnerships with minority suppliers. Consistency in the face of adversity i
  by Chris Atwell
• Voice of reason: one young man's mission to help his generation see the importance of education
  by Benice Atufunwa
• Get back on the road: reclaim your drive and leave uncertainty in the dust
  by Kenrya Rankin Naasel
• Pep talk
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• Here comes the wedding day: how one planner helps couples celebrate their big day without big spending
  by Sonia Alleyne
• A real medical benefit: the Mayo Clinic's Executive Health Program offers relief to stressed professionals
  by Linda Lawson
• Black Enterprise business report
• Black Enterprise college rep program
  by Monique S. Myles
• Backtalk with Randy Moss
  by LaToya M. Smith