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100 1 $aDingle, Derek T.
245 10 $aBlack enterprise titans of the B.E. 100s :$bblack CEOs who redefined and conquered American business /$cDerek T. Dingle.
260 $aNew York :$bJ. Wiley,$c©1999.
300 $a1 online resource (xvi, 238 pages) :$billustrations
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505 0 $a1 -- John H. Johnson: Johnson Publishing Company, Inc.: The Pioneer -- 2 -- Robert L. Johnson: Bet Holdings, Inc.: The Brand Master -- 3 -- Clarence O. Smith: Essence Communications, Inc.: The Salesman -- 4 -- Russell Simmons: Rush Communications and Affiliated Companies: The Hip-Hopreneur -- 5 -- Byron E. Lewis: Uniworld Group, Inc.: Mr. Madison Avenue -- 6 -- Mel Farr, Sr.: Mel Farr, Automotive Group, Inc.: The Superstar -- 7 -- Emma C. Chappell: United Bank of Philadelphia: The People's Banker -- 8 -- Herman J. Russell: H. J. Russell & Company: The Builder -- 9 -- Charles H. James III: C. H. James & Son Holding Company, Inc.: The Strategist -- 10 -- Percy E. Sutton: Inner City Broadcasting Corporation: The Politician -- 11 -- Don H. Barden: The Barden Companies: The Player.
520 $a"Money has no color. If you can build a better mousetrap, it won't matter whether you're black or white. People will buy it." —A. G. Gaston Black Enterprise's 1992 Entrepreneur of the Century.For more than 25 years, Black Enterprise, the premier African American business magazine, has ranked and chronicled the B.E. 100s—its exclusive listing of the nation's top-grossing, black-owned businesses. Generating more than $14 billion in annual revenue and employing more than 55,000 people, these companies represent a vibrant and often overlooked segment of the American economy. Their CEOs, among the wealthiest and most powerful players in the black business community, have been the vanguard of an entrepreneurial revolution. They achieved greatness despite a lack of capital, diminished access, and even outright racism, using their imagination and drive to seize opportunities and break through barriers. First in the new Black Enterprise series, Titans of the B.E. 100s profiles eleven of these remarkable leaders of the largest black-owned businesses. Covering a broad cross-section of companies and industries, this compelling book features both today's emerging entrepreneurs and the established CEOs, revealing the secrets of how they beat the odds and the hard truths about the myriad challenges they've faced. No other book brings together so many contemporary black business success stories. Through in-depth, first-person interviews, you'll meet the titans who started their companies from the ground up and were relentless in doing so; who filled a void in the consumer market and, in turn, revolutionized whole industries; and who love the companies that they run and are energized by new ventures. Each chapter profiles a different business legend: From John H. Johnson, founder of Ebony and Jet magazines; to Herman J. Russell, who used $125 to create the nation's largest black-owned construction firm; to Emma C. Chappell, the People's Banker, who launched the United Bank of Philadelphia; to Robert L. Johnson, who created Black Entertainment Television and then transformed BET Holdings, Inc. from a single cable network to an entertainment monolith that became the first black-owned business listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Inspiring and motivating, Titans of the B.E. 100s will introduce you to an incredible group of men and women who made a profound impact upon global business, symbolizing a spectacular realization of the American Dream. -- Provided by publisher.
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