CARMINE STEWART Carmine Stewart received her Bachelor of Science degree in Education from Eastern Michigan University with an emphasis in special education for the speech and language impaired. She returned home to Cleveland to pursue a Master’s Degree at Cleveland State University. In 2006 Carmine found her passion andContinue Reading
You can see it everywhere. The new disrespect that blue-collar employees get from society. It started in the ‘70s and ‘80s when it was suggested that people of color get a college degree in order to improve their lives and income. Then, in the ’90, any positions that were blueContinue Reading
When Ty Smith was in high school, he experimented with working on cars in a program at Warrensville Heights High School. For his senior project, he was allowed to obtain a work-study anywhere he wanted. Being close to Tim Lally Chevrolet, he decided to ask the dealership if they wouldContinue Reading
SHAWN J. KINDLE, PH.D Shawn is a highly engaging, results-driven program/project professional with over 20yrs experience managing initiatives across public, private, and government sectors in the Continental U.S., Canada, Mexico, China, and Germany. He currently supports programs for PNC’s Enterprise Event Management & Physical Services, on sensitive engagements inclusive ofContinue Reading
JANIECE SMALLS MITCHELL Janiece Smalls Mitchell is a Senior Vice President – Chief of Staff with Peoples Bank, and Entrepreneur/Owner of Miraj Naturals; a beauty and skincare line that fosters healthy skin through handmade natural and organic products. Professionally, she leads her financial organization’s strategic vision to be the bestContinue Reading
The Cleveland real estate market has always been interesting. With the foreclosure moratorium over investors and potential homeowners can take a look at potentially winning big by grabbing homes at reduced prices. The rise in interest rates will not deter people from buying homes. In fact, the housing market hasContinue Reading
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One of the most challenging decisions a graduating high school senior is faced with is whether to attend college or to learn a trade and start earning money. There are a lot of factors to take into account from scholastic ability to talents, finances, teen pregnancy, early marriage, home circumstances,Continue Reading
Just after the COVID-19 began making itself known, Stella had been mulling over an idea about coffee mugs and scripture. “What got me started was listening to the bishop of my church,” Stella explained. “He was taking scripture and breaking it down for his sermon titles. I really liked thisContinue Reading
s we celebrate Black History Month, we are reminded of the people in our past who paved the way for our present and future. We celebrate those in the past for creating new paths and expanding the conversation of the opportunities that exist for those who dare to dream ofContinue Reading
