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Today we'd like to introduce you to Michelle Taylor Willis. Michelle Taylor Willis is a Florida native who began her career as a sales representative in the plumbing industry after graduating from the University of Florida. She set her sights higher and aspired to be a medical device or pharmaceutical sales representative.
Dr. Ngozika Orjioke was born in 1968 in Southeast Nigeria in Igboduring the Nigerian Civil War. She was born behind a mud hut due to limited accommodations from the war. Her mother was a nurse and her father finished his training to become a diplomat and moved the family to India.
If you have never watched ABC's hit sitcom, "black-ish," then you are missing out. The hilarious comedy airs Wednesday nights and stars Anthony Anderson, Tracee Ellis Ross and Laurence Fishburne. The critically acclaimed show is the brainchild of creator, producer and writer, Kenya Barris.
Jordan Carter was busy this summer, but not with vacation plans or hanging out in the city. Instead, he was busy preparing to shoot a video with Atlanta rapper Bone Crusher, working on a rollout plan for his next album after finishing a promotional tour in Washington, D.C., Boston, Philadelphia and Brooklyn.
Shelia Mants has designed hundreds of events in Atlanta through her company Added Pizzazz,and with every event, she knows to expect the unexpected. No matter how prepared she is for every job, she realizes the likelihood of a challenge will inevitably happen.
If you have natural hair, chances are you've heard of or tried Miss Jessie's hair care products. The products help treat and style hair with curly, kinky and wavy textures. One of the masterminds behind the coveted products, Miko Branch is still focused on improving the brand while helping people embrace their natural textures.
At the golden age of 89, Bishop Dr. Barbara L. King has seen a lot in her lifetime. The founder, minister and spiritual leader of Atlanta's Hillside International Truth Center has received numerous awards and honors for her ministry throughout the decades, including being named as the first female chief of the Ashante tribe in Ghana, West Africa.
Delta Global Sales SVP Bob Somers interviews honoree Paul Volcheff and his mother, Mary, following the ceremony in New York
A collage of articles surrounding the grand opening of One Porsche Drive in Atlanta