The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) announced on Monday the appointment of Nomsa Chabeli as its new CEO. According to the public broadcaster, Chabeli's career path spans over two ...

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An exclusive conversation with Toni Townes-Whitley, one of only two Black women running a Fortune 500 company The new CEO of SAIC talks about her plans for the technology integrator and what Satya ...

Black women, once again, did their job. Now that Donald Trump is president again, what does that mean for their careers?

Black women in Georgia discuss their key election issues and Harris’ historic campaign Monday marked the final round of online balloting by Democratic delegates, officially making Vice President ...

Women have long faced more challenges than men ... Consider that CVS CVS, the healthcare company, announced last week that it is replacing CEO Karen Lynch, who had been in the role for only ...

And this year, celebrities, especially Black women, have really taken it up a notch. For starters, we could easily call it “Halle-ween,” as there have already been multiple homages to Halle ...

CareerBuilder gets its first female CEO Irina Novoselsky is taking the helm of CareerBuilder. 6 Management Lessons From Visionary Women Leaders From GM's new CEO Mary Barra to Sheryl Sandberg and ...

SABC CEO Madoda Mxakwe has stated that the public broadcaster wants to migrate to digital broadcasting platforms and launch an over-the-top (OTT) streaming service to compete with international ...

and affirm our experiences.” For Black women working in DEI, building community and prioritizing joy are essential, explained Perfeqta CEO Latesha Byrd. “My wish for us all is to prioritize ...

Distinguishing founders and CEOs as “female” gives context to these leaders, the challenges they face, and the successes they’ve reached, though they’ve had to overcome not one but two ...