books about: ente     books:       Sins & Secrets15 reviews Carolyn Chambers Sanders Grand Central Publishing, 2005 Sins & Secrets Being a African American woman, I thought the book was very well written. I really enjoyed this book.             Sister Ceo: The Black Woman's Guide to Starting Your Own Business3 reviews Cheryl D. Broussard Viking Adult, 1997 Excellent presentation and helpful tips. I found Sister Ceo to be motivational and enlightening. It addressed all of my fears about trying to establish my own business. Furthermore, it helped me to see that my fears are or have been the fears of many aspiring business women of color. I would like to see a sistehood of sister ceo's develop. This sisterhood would be like a sorority.             Black Book Publishers in the United States: A Historical Dictionary of the Presses, 1817-19901 review Donald Franklin Joyce Greenwood Press, 1991 The Blessing of Adoption This is a true story of a miracle and the blessing of adoption and for reasons that there are so many wonderful people out there whom would love to be in a situation to adopt but because of the great expense they can't. Fortunatly my husband and I were very lucky or I like to look at it as this was meant to be so we adopted Robby.Now times have changed and this happened in 1970 but I feel if you ...             History of Black Business in America: Capitalism, Race, Entrepreneurship (Evolution of Modern Business Series)3 reviews Juliet E.K. Walker Twayne Publishers, 1998 A work that is needed This book traces the development of black enterprise in America. It is a return to the days when communities, including those in the tradition of black Americans, placed enterprise at the very center of their activity. It also reminds us of the blue-print for success in America. More importantly, it is a return to scholarship which concentrates on the importance of self-help, enterprise ...             Skyscraper67 reviews Atria Books, 2004 Sky This book was good. The only thing I hate is in the beginning there are so many names it takes a while to remember who is who. This book was interesting with great twist and turns. I love all of Zane's books.             Black Wealth: Your Road to Small Business3 reviews Robert L. Wallace John Wiley & Sons, 2000 Outstanding! The best research I've seen on minority and fe A must read for any person looking to take the entrepreneurial plunge.             How to Be an Entrepreneur and Keep Your Sanity: The African-American Guide to Owning, Building and ...2 reviews Paula McCoy-Pinderhughes Amber Communications Group, Inc., 2003 Great stuff This book has been really helpful in getting me organized and thinking about my small business as a Business rather than something I do. How to Be an Entrepreneur and Keep Your Sanity is a wonderful resource.             Like the First Time25 reviews Francis Ray St. Martin's Griffin, 2004 Better...the second time around Like the First Time was better for Claire, Lorraine, and Brooke the second time around. Well, Ms. Ray does what she does best and pens a tale of romance, desire, and companionship all rolled up into one. This book depicts three women with different ideologies but with a common dilemna....that bonds them together for life. Lorraine comes into the fold, the most mature of them all, but quickly ...             Sexual Healing42 reviews Jill Nelson Agate, 2003 Excellent Book Excellent read. I finished in a day. I really enjoyed this story!             Black Enterprise Titans of the B.E. 100s: Black CEOs Who Redefined and Conquered American Business4 reviews Derek T. Dingle Wiley, 1999 Eleven inspiring African American business success stories This is a book of African American business success stories. Until now, the eleven self-made black business leaders featured-The Titans of the Black Enterprise 100s-were virtually unknown outside the United States, and even to American business students. Yet, they run America's largest black-owned companies and have been the vanguard of an entrepreneurial revolution. Achieving success despite ...             Wake Up and Smell the Dollars! Whose Inner-City Is This Anyway!: One Woman's Struggle Against Sexism, ... Dorothy Pitman Hughes Amber Books (AZ), 2000 This powerful and timely book reveals the national plan for gentrification, the real purpose of the Empowerment Zones and the loss of the inner cities. This new bestseller "Wake Up and Smell the Dollars! Whose Inner City Is This Anyway!" is the nation's #1 book for small Black business entrepreneurs aspiring to obtain economic self-empowerment. The 240 page book is comprehensive and invaluable and is a constant reference to business ...             About My Sister's Business : The Black Woman's Road Map to Successful Entrepreneurship4 reviews Fran Harris Fireside, 1996 My Mentor on the Pages This book was absolutely the best. I have read several books on starting your business and/or consulting and never has one inspired me to the next level. This book spoke to the soul of the African-American women in me who has grown weary of Corporate America. Before I read this book I only wished that someone of Fran Harris's abiltiy could mentor me one on one. Little did I know this ...             African American Economic Development and Small Business Ownership (Studies in Entrepreneurship) Kilolo Kijakazi Routledge, 1997             What You Owe Me82 reviews Bebe Moore Campbell Thorndike Press, 2002 LOVED THE AUDIOBOOK I was quite surprised by the size of the audio package, but after just a few minutes into cassette 1 I was hooked. I found this story of strength, character and love very satisfying. I know the book is lengthy but if you can get your hands on the audiobook it would be well worth it. While there are a host of characters in the novel I found that Campbell was quite true to the complexity of the ...             Race for Success: The Ten Best Business Opportunities For Blacks In America3 reviews George C. Fraser William Morrow, 1998 A Must Read For African Americans In The New Millennium This book was an awesome read. Fraser was focused and expected nothing but the best from himself and others. He recognized the role that race plays in our society; however, he refused to allow it to limit his personal or business life. He offered insight on how to succeed as a minority in corporate America by encouraging and promoting racial pride, self-help, and self-development. This book ...             Affirmative Action and Black Entrepreneurship (A Century Foundation Book)1 review Thomas D Boston Routledge, 1998 A "book report" not a book This book is full of graphs, charts, sidebars and little commentary on the subject matter. It reads more like a report than as a book. SAVE YOUR MONEY!             Encyclopedia of African American Business History Greenwood Press, 1999 Black business activity has been sustained in America for almost four centuries. From the marketing and trading activities of African slaves in Colonial America to the rise of 20th-century black corporate America, African American participation in self-employed economic activities has been a persistent theme in the black experience. Yet, unlike other topics in African American history, the study of black business has been limited. General ...              search for books 1817-1990, affirmative, african-american, american, building, capitalism, classism, conquered, development, dictionary, empowerment, encyclopedia, enterprise, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, evolution, foundation, gentrification, historical, inner-city, maintaining, opportunities, ownership, publishers, redefined, skyscraper, starting, struggle, successful, successfully books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen apparel: Kakadu® Roston Vest Mustard Impressum - about us get your own free shout box