By: George E. CurryThere is undeniable evidence that African Americans have made impressive progress in Corporate America. Kenneth Chenault is chairman and CEO of American Express. Richard Parsons is chairman and CEO of AOL Time Warner. E. Stanley O'Neal holds a similar title at Merrill Lynch & Co. Aylwin Lewis is president and CEO of Kmart. Ann M. Fudge holds the same titles at Young & Rubicam Brands., Author at St. Louis American

Commentary – Good n and bad n news for blacks as executives

by By: George E. CurryThere is undeniable evidence that African Americans have made impressive progress in Corporate America. Kenneth Chenault is chairman and CEO of American Express. Richard Parsons is chairman and CEO of AOL Time Warner. E. Stanley O'Neal holds a similar title at Merrill Lynch & Co. Aylwin Lewis is president and CEO of Kmart. Ann M. Fudge holds the same titles at Young & Rubicam Brands. February 24, 2005November 8, 2023

A report just released by the Executive Leadership Council in Washington, D.C. offers more encouraging news. According to its findings, African Americans now hold 8.1 percent of the board seats on Fortune 500 companies. What that means on an individual level is that some African Americans are finally being allowed to advance to a level […]