‘The Dinner Table Doc’ Takes a Look at Multidimensional Woman of Color

Small business owners for little or no cost can still get their product messages to the public with an inventive approach to getting publicity. In partnership with Citi, YEC recently launched BusinessCollective, a free virtual mentorship program that helps millions of entrepreneurs start and grow businesses. After enrolling in college at Norfolk State University and then transferring to Johnson C. Smith, the broadcast journalism student got her on-air start in the industry at a local radio station in Charlotte, North Carolina. [Related: Cool Jobs: How One Young Designer is Charting Her Own Path in the Fashion Industry] In an interview with BlackEnterprise.com, the multimedia radio personality, who has also been named as one of the hosts of the Culture List on Centric, opens up about her career journey in radio, her views on showing emotion in the workplace and advice she’d give to young people who want to have a career in the industry.