Call it a game-changer for Los Angeles’ Black Cooperative Investment Fund (BCIF). Ahead of football’s biggest game, the Super Bowl, BCIF was recognized by LA’s host committee. BCIF was among the 56 Southern California organizations named to the Super Bowl 56 Legacy Program. Click here …

Topics Included:• Diversity and inclusion in the workplace• Ways to invest in and engage with black businesses• The importance of creating an ecosystem of mentorship for young under-served communities. Click here to watchhttps://labusinessjournal.com/BlackBusinessMatters/

The Black Cooperative Investment Fund (BCIF) Salon Series is back and in conversation with Political Strategist, Angela Rye. We’re looking forward to a dynamic and thought provoking conversation as she shares her professional journey and the importance of championing social justice issues that continue to …

By Jon G. Mickens, IT Contributor For decades, small businesses have played a crucial role in fueling the American Economy. However, it is well documented that African Americans have not been able to enjoy the same benefits of White Americans, Asians, Middle Eastern and other …