Celebrating the Brilliant Woman in Business & Leadership + African Fashion
Two years ago, the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) set a bold, ambitious goal for itself: to lead the United States to graduate 10,000 new black engineers annually by 2025, up from 3,501 African-American engineering graduates in 2014. NSBE’s plan to achieve this goal requires the development of a stronger base for the organization and …
CEO Connection® is accepting nominations for the 2017 Most Influential Women of the Mid-Market List. This list recognizes top female executives who are influencing change, innovation, and standards for excellence. They are influencers, innovators, and pioneers driven to succeed and challenging others to do the same. The deadline to submit a nomination is Saturday, April 15, 2017. More …
The ‘Ladybrille Entrepreneur Spotlight’ is a feature on Ladybrillemag.com profiling diverse entrepreneurs, primarily small and medium size business owners. If you will like to be featured, please complete the form below for consideration. Our spotlight for today is on Teni Ekundare, CEO & Creative Director of Almeida Gems. Teni Ekundare is the CEO and Creative …
Nicole Coco Phillip was serving in her church as a music ministry leader when a scandal rocked her world and sent her tumbling to the ground full force and face flat. At the center of the scandal was Phillip because while she was standing on a weekly basis on the pulpit to lead the music ministry, she was involved in a romantic relationship with one of the pastors of the church, resulting in her being pregnant. What followed, when the secret came out, is what Phillip’s book ‘Single, Saved & Bitter’ is all about. It is a book that helps anyone, especially women going through adversity, to learn how to face their adversities without being bitter. It’s a book about forgiveness, healing, and redemption.
WHERE TO FIND NICOLE COCO PHILLIP
Website: www.singlesavedandbitter.com
WHERE TO BUY NICOLES’S BOOK “SINGLE, SAVED & BITTER”
The ‘Ladybrille Woman of the Month’ is a feature on Ladybrillemag.com that celebrates women who empower themselves and others through their contributions and actions in their local and international communities. These women are intelligent, courageous, confident, and innovative. They strive for balance in their personal lives (whether emotionally, mentally, and spiritually), are persistent, and when they fall, they get right back up. These women honor and stand in their truths. They are business and community leaders, visionaries, trailblazers and game changers. They are our sisters, aunties, mothers, friends and so much more. They are “Ladybrille” (brilliant) women.
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A running feature for 12 years on Ladybrille.com, The ‘Ladybrille Woman of the Month’ celebrates women in business and leadership, who empower themselves and others through their contributions and actions in their local and international communities. In 2014, the feature expanded to include a podcast show. If you would like to nominate a woman to be celebrated, please email editor@ladybrille.com.
“You cannot date until you get married.” Born to strict Nigerian parents, Yvonne determined to get married and intimate at 18. But her enthusiasm was diminished by her friends’ low expectations of sex. After getting “bamboozled by Jesus” in college, today Yvonne is a 33-year-old virgin. Suddenly her parents want her to meet someone. Yvonne …
Nigerian fashion model and television Zainab Balogun recently shared a series of tweets challenging the notion of public marriage proposals. She makes a lot of sense. Read on and let us know what you think: “I don’t understand the excitement and desire for public proposals. The hype and inconvenience for others is overwhelming for me …