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The January BLACK ENTERPRISE cover story (on newsstands now), features "Hot Markets for Young Entrepreneurs." Included are cover subjects Hassan and Hussein Iddrissu, who combined their ideas with a hot consumer trend - car customization - resulting in one of the most sought after automobile detailing shops in Los Angeles
NEW YORK,-- Whether in the business of car customization or preparing candidates for college admission, young black entrepreneurs are turning trends into profits.
"Hot Opportunities for Young Entrepreneurs," is the January cover story of
Black Enterprise (be) magazine. It profiles a number of dynamic young
professionals who are creating some of the most innovative new enterprises in
the country.
"A combination of smart ideas and popular market trends will make a number
of businesses boom in 2006," says BE Technology/Small Business Editor James C.
Johnson. "These smart upstarts have the talent for recognizing market
opportunities and possess the zeal to turn them into lucrative businesses."
Included are cover subjects Hassan and Hussein Iddrissu, who combined
their ideas with a hot consumer trend-car customization-resulting in one of
the most sought after automobile detailing shops in Los Angeles.
Additional growth is anticipated in numerous sectors including lifestyle-
management services; mobile technology; security and privacy; home
entertainment; and health and wellness. Entrepreneurs who take advantage of
these hot consumer trends today may find themselves poised for big profits
tomorrow. (Pg. 82)
With increased energy costs, higher interest rates, and stagnating wages,
it's more important than ever to start 2006 with a solid financial plan. In
"Smart Money Moves for the New Year," BE Personal Finance Editor Matthew S.
Scott offers an immediate strategy for saving, investing, and increasing net
worth.
From tips on taxes to insurance and estate planning, there are a range of
actions that, when put in place, can move financial fortunes forward. Whether
you're an entrepreneur with a startup, a seasoned investor, or an individual
with a limited income, following this advice now can help maximize monetary
gains for the upcoming year. (Pg. 88)
Plus:
"Buy Property Early" provides the fundamentals on how to begin, build, and
capitalize on a realty portfolio. (Pg. 69)
"Profiles in Courage" profiles Detroit jewelry designer Donna Sadler,
entrepreneur Nadine Thompson, and tennis pro James Blake. Their stories are
lessons on how to triumph in the face of crisis. (Pg. 74)
The January issue of black enterprise is available on newsstands now.
SOURCE Black Enterprise
Web Site: http://www.blackenterprise.com
NEW YORK,-- Whether in the business of car customization or preparing candidates for college admission, young black entrepreneurs are turning trends into profits.
"Hot Opportunities for Young Entrepreneurs," is the January cover story of
Black Enterprise (be) magazine. It profiles a number of dynamic young
professionals who are creating some of the most innovative new enterprises in
the country.
"A combination of smart ideas and popular market trends will make a number
of businesses boom in 2006," says BE Technology/Small Business Editor James C.
Johnson. "These smart upstarts have the talent for recognizing market
opportunities and possess the zeal to turn them into lucrative businesses."
Included are cover subjects Hassan and Hussein Iddrissu, who combined
their ideas with a hot consumer trend-car customization-resulting in one of
the most sought after automobile detailing shops in Los Angeles.
Additional growth is anticipated in numerous sectors including lifestyle-
management services; mobile technology; security and privacy; home
entertainment; and health and wellness. Entrepreneurs who take advantage of
these hot consumer trends today may find themselves poised for big profits
tomorrow. (Pg. 82)
With increased energy costs, higher interest rates, and stagnating wages,
it's more important than ever to start 2006 with a solid financial plan. In
"Smart Money Moves for the New Year," BE Personal Finance Editor Matthew S.
Scott offers an immediate strategy for saving, investing, and increasing net
worth.
From tips on taxes to insurance and estate planning, there are a range of
actions that, when put in place, can move financial fortunes forward. Whether
you're an entrepreneur with a startup, a seasoned investor, or an individual
with a limited income, following this advice now can help maximize monetary
gains for the upcoming year. (Pg. 88)
Plus:
"Buy Property Early" provides the fundamentals on how to begin, build, and
capitalize on a realty portfolio. (Pg. 69)
"Profiles in Courage" profiles Detroit jewelry designer Donna Sadler,
entrepreneur Nadine Thompson, and tennis pro James Blake. Their stories are
lessons on how to triumph in the face of crisis. (Pg. 74)
The January issue of black enterprise is available on newsstands now.
SOURCE Black Enterprise
Web Site: http://www.blackenterprise.com
