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Laura Egodigwe "Executive education: the new school". Black Enterprise. FindArticles.com. 04 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1365/is_7_35/ai_n9485659/

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Articles in Feb, 2005 issue of Black Enterprise

• Tracking the corporate elite
• Fighting Irish fire first black coach
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Peach state slow to ripen … Porter Bingham's focus on Georgia-based companies needs more time to bear fruit
  by Nicole Lewis
• A mannequin model: Shay Taylor is a perfect fit
  by Joseph Dumas
• Suspending the spending: without a budget, the hills' high income won't stop them from having negative net worth
  by Sheryl Nance-Nash
• Honor thy self
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Backtalk with scholar Dr. Cornel West
  by Kenneth Meeks
• Resource line
• What about smaller HBCUs?
  by Travis Mapp
• Retailer Abercrombie & Fitch settles landmark race and sex discrimination class action lawsuits
  by Carolyn H. Brown
• Protecting ideas
  by James C. Johnson
• Executive education: the new school
  by Laura Egodigwe
• Deep sea diva: Rebecca Hunter holds her own under water
  by Sean Drakes
• An entrepreneurial couple
  by Claude Gooding
• Miami's Royal Palm sells for $127.5m
  by Tamara Holmes
• A trainer's retirement plan
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Back to school
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Finding cash for your business: entrepreneurs who are shut out by bankers and venture capitalists can stay in the game by finding alternate sources of financing
  by Donald Jay Korn
• No credit? No problem! Here's how to get good credit if you don't have any
  by Siobhan Leftwich
• Corrections
• Investing with kin: Family Tree Investment Club is building togetherness and financial futures
  by Vikki Conwell
• Entering a hot zone: Philadelphia's mayor wants to make his city a wireless hot spot
  by Anthony S. Calypso
• Reebok International Ltd
• A 'Dash' to the finish: young doctor overcomes battle with life-threatening illness
  by Wendy Isom
• Not just window dressing: the art of hanging a great curtain
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Reinvest your raises: Gloria Brown makes it a point to live on the same salary she made in 1992
  by Sheryl Nance-Nash
• Madame C. J. Walker: breaking new ground: this daughter of slaves built a haircare empire and created a model for financial empowerment
  by Derek T. Dingle
• Food industry veteran has it his way; Chuck James seals whopper deal, becomes Burger King's largest black franchisee
  by Latif Lewis
• Stay out of foreclosure: here's what to do if you miss a mortgage payment
  by Naeemah Khabir
• Charmed, I'm sure: proper business etiquette goes beyond the salad fork
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• Choosing the right investment properties: there's more to creating a profitable real estate portfolio than just buying what's available. Here's how to make the best choices
  by Donald Jay Korn
• Chapter 7 or Chapter 13? What filing for bankruptcy really means
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Web highlights
• Minimum wage a no-brainer
  by Thomas Patterson
• The youth vote: gaining clout: postelection surveys show record turnout among young adults and black voters
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Leading the way: this trailblazer in the field of high-tech logistics is drawing lots of attention
  by Bridget McCrea
• Local Initiatives Support Corp
• Coming in from the cold: warm and inviting Swedish cuisine
  by Chana Garcia
• Organization equals success
• A real lifesaver
  by Gary D. Kornegay, Sr.
• Seeing face value: cosmetic medical spa captures ethnic skin care market
  by Bridget McCrea
• New York Life Insurance Co
• Fabric of success: starting an apparel business takes more than cutting-edge designs. It requires research, contacts, and a whole lot of cash
  by Wendy Harris
• Travel plans gone awry; how to prepare for emergencies
  by Jennifer L. Smith
• Innovation is key
• Inspired to make a difference
  by Antonia Medina
• Tavis Smiley renounces National Public Radio
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Popping perfection: how one businessman's gourmet popcorn became a recipe for success
  by Zakiyyah El-Amin
• Rainbow/PUSH-Wall Street Project
• How networking really works; debunking the myths that prevent professionals from moving ahead
  by Laura Egodigwe
• High-speed Web access: getting the best deals for your personal or business use
  by Leslie Guess Royal
• Surfing stand-ins: these three browsers are reliable alternatives to Internet Explorer and Netscape
  by Rebecca Rohan
• Celebrating the best and the brightest
  by Earl G. Graves, Sr.
• NAACP's Mfume steps down; nation's oldest civil rights group may face internal turmoil
  by K. Terrell Reed
• Focus on expansion: Steven Singleton of Robert Van Securities looks for companies with accelerated growth
  by Nicole Lewis
• Setting up shop
  by James C. Johnson
• Convention calendar
• Memos from the CEOs: marked urgent: Richard Parsons, Ann Fudge, and Ken Chenault offer powerful lessons in leadership
  by Caroline V. Clarke
• 2005 Ad
  by Lisa Downer
• Franchise Finder
• A ray of hope
  by Angela Maria Thomas
• Black relationship guru Michael Baisden has struck a syndication deal with ABC Radio Networks
  by Carolyn H. Brown
• Maximizing employee performance: grow your business by empowering your workforce
  by Arlene McKanic
• The Garden City Group
• The 75 most powerful African Americans in corporate America: meet 75 executives who hold tremendous clout in the world of business, including the 18 who earned CEO positions
  by Kenneth Meeks
• Starting over
  by Tanisha A. Sykes