black executives

Young, a leading business executive and a top figure among America’s Black executives, has etched his mark on the prestigious canvas of …

Arnold assumed the roles of chairman and CEO of Eaton on June 1, 2016. He owns a beneficial 0.13 percent stake in …

Wharton, Jr.’s story is an extraordinary tale of a man who refused to be limited by the societal constraints of his time.

The meteoric rise in Uber’s share price has propelled the company’s market ca. to more than $90 billion, resulting in lucrative gains …

Ellison’s minority 0.038-percent stake in Lowe’s translates to a total of 224,800 shares.

As corporate America embraces change and inclusivity, Calvin Butler, Jr. stands at the forefront, leading with purpose and vision.

Brewer, who holds the 27th position on the Fortune 500 list, boasts nearly 20 years of leadership experience.

Womack stands tall as a symbol of progress in an era of transformative change and increased focus on representation.

The newfound representation of Black CEOs is a testament to the progress made in creating a more inclusive business landscape.

In the history of the Fortune 500, there have only been 22 Black CEOs of 1,800.