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Nicole Gillyard, an Atlanta-based Certified Public Accountant and finance expert, plans to open C-Park Business Hub in College Park, Georgia in 2025. The hub will provide opportunities for entrepreneurs that will include co-working space, professional business suites, and business education courses/programs. Gillyard recently spoke with the Atalanta Daily World to share insight on C-Park Business Hub and provides tips for building wealth in 2025. You have over 30 years of experience in the field. What initially led you into the accounting and business services sector? After graduating from college, I

The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, America’s Black think tank, commends Senator Andy Kim (D-NJ) for hiring Tim Mack as communications director. Prior to his current role, Mack served in various communications roles for Congresswoman Madeleine Dean (D-PA), including communications director/senior adviser, press secretary, and press aide. Mack graduated from Lock Haven University with a B.A. in communication and media studies, political science, and government, and the University of Leeds with an M.A. in political communication. With the addition of Mack, African Americans account for twelve (4.2

Claressa Shields is stepping into the ring again, but this time, history is on the line in a way that goes beyond just another title fight. The undefeated two-time Olympic gold medalist is about to do what no boxer—male or female—has ever done before: become an undisputed champion in three separate weight classes. Shields already cemented herself as the most dominant force in women’s boxing, but this weekend, she’s putting her legacy on the line in Flint, Michigan, her hometown, where her journey began. The stakes could not

Alicia Wilson, Vice President for Civic Engagement and Opportunity at Johns Hopkins, will be the foreword writer for the Who’s Who In Black Baltimore 2nd edition. This edition’s networking reception and book reveal will be held on April 9, 2025. “I am honored to write the foreword for Who’s Who In Black Baltimore. The contributions of Black Baltimoreans to the State of Maryland, this nation, and the world is undeniable and significant. The range of contributions spans the arts, science, business, education, finance, medicine, and beyond. It is

Powerful transformations deserve leaders who understand the stakes. Oakland County now has that kind of leader at the helm of its Economic Development Department. County Executive Dave Coulter has appointed Dominique “Dom” L. Holmes as director, and this milestone signals a committed approach to inclusive growth. Holmes steps into this role with more than a decade of experience. That background includes pivotal accomplishments that highlight his capacity to champion community-focused progress. His story inspires residents, energizes partners, and affirms that Oakland County values leadership rooted in service. Holmes

Photo: Getty Images Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms hinted at her next move in politics after President Donald Trump attempted to fire her from the senior advisory position she held under the Biden administration. In a recent interview with WSB-TV, Bottoms, who served in the President’s Export Council, spoke out about Trump trying to fire her from a job she had already resigned from. Trump took to his Truth Social platform earlier this week to “fire” Lance Bottoms and several other members of the Biden-Harris administration, including Chef Jose Andres from the President’s Council on Sports,

Owners of 10 McDonald’s franchises, husband and wife duo Andre and Danesha Smith have found success through their Sunshine & Sunrise Enterprises and give back through their non-profit Shine2Inspire. The Smiths recently hosted their 2nd Annual Shine2Inspire Golf Classic at Disney World Golf Resort. In an interview with the Atlanta Daily World, Andre and Danesha shed light on how they became business owners, their Shine2Inspire, and thoughts on DEI rollbacks. Can you tell us about your nonprofit, Shine to Inspire? What’s the mission behind it? Danesha Smith: Our mission with Shine to Inspire is to

Attorney General Kwame Raoul issued new guidance to Illinois law enforcement, stressing their duty to follow state laws that restrict involvement in federal immigration enforcement. The goal is to build trust between immigrant communities and local police, strengthen public safety, and clearly define the limits of state and local authority. The guidance outlines the provisions of the Illinois TRUST Act, the Voices of Immigrant Communities Empowering Survivors (VOICES) Act, and the Way Forward Act. These laws collectively aim to build cooperation between immigrant communities and law enforcement by

Liberty Bank and Trust proudly announces that its President, Todd McDonald, has been sworn in as the new Chairman of the National Bankers Association (NBA), succeeding Robert E. James II, President and CEO of Carver Financial Corporation. This marks another significant leadership transition for the NBA as it continues its mission of protecting and expanding inclusive banking across the nation. Both McDonald and James represent a continuation of a remarkable legacy, following in the footsteps of their fathers, Alden J. McDonald, Jr. and Robert E. James, who also served as

By BlackPressUSA The Black Press is the trusted news and information source for millions of Americans and is bringing on news trailblazer, April Ryan. This is April Ryan’s 6th Presidency, having covered five Presidents as a White House Correspondent and Bureau Chief. “April Ryan has exemplified the best of outstanding journalism for decades at the White House for news companies across the nation and world. We are so proud to announce that April Ryan will now be the Washington Bureau Chief and Senior White House Correspondent for Black Press