The U.S. Black Chambers Named Distinguished Advocate of the Year
October 26, 2016
Each year MBDA honors “Champions of Minority Business Development” through its National MED Week.
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Dollars and Sense: Why Businesses Must Embrace the Clean Energy Movement
April 21, 2016
Business leaders often say, “If it don’t make dollars, it don’t make sense.” We are constantly focused on our bottom line and how to grow our businesses for the future. Successful business owners examine new trends and are constantly trying to figure out how to keep products and services on the cutting edge of industry. Forbes recently released their Top 10 Business Trends That Will Drive Success in 2016 that covered everything from greater customer connections through social media to greater investment in customer service. Yet one of the greatest opportunities for business lies in embracing the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)’s Clean Power Plan.