OG commemorates pioneering men of color throughout history. Do we really need to explain the acronym? Jean Baptiste Point du Sable (1750-1818), was a Haitian-born trader and pioneer, most famous for being the first non-Native American to settle in what would letter be named Chicago, Illinois. Du Sable established his farm and trading post near the mouth of… Continue reading OG: Jean Baptiste Point du Sable
Author: Adam Tolliver
Adam Tolliver, an Atlanta native, is a serial entrepreneur with a professional background in banking and sales. Endlessly fascinated with achievement and personal development, his chief aim is to leverage the talents and resources of the underserved to attain a level of community self-sufficiency.
Making Black History: Aliko Dangote
Listed by Forbes as the richest man in Africa, Aliko Dangote is worth an estimated $21.6 billion. Rumored to have gotten his start on the strength of a loan from his uncle, the native of Nigeria is founder and CEO of the Dangote Group, one of the most diverse business conglomerates in Africa, dealing in… Continue reading Making Black History: Aliko Dangote