Black Men Xcel Summit: A Space For Achievement And Empowerment
Subject
Summit; Black Men Xcel
Description
Earlier this month, the esteemed legacy publication Black Enterprise hosted its annual Black Men Xcel Summit. The gathering took place in Miami and convened a multitude of men from various professional backgrounds from October 11 to October 13. The highly-anticipated conference kicked off with the Xcel Awards, honoring trailblazers who’ve made remarkable impacts in their fields, including award-winning actor and producer Anthony Anderson. Throughout the three-day event, guests had the opportunity to partake in panel discussions geared toward wealth management, executive leadership coaching, and more. The summit not only serves as a haven for Black men to gain and hone in on professional tools to advance their careers but also an environment where they’re celebrated.
According to Alfred Edmond Jr., SVP and Editor-at-large of Black Enterprise, this aligns with the foundation of the historic media company.
Creator
Kenneth J. Williams Jr.
Source
Publisher
Forbes
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