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Why the First Black Woman CEO in the Fortune 500 Says 'Being the Minority' Can Be a Career Advantage – NBC Connecticut - Vimarsana News

Why the First Black Woman CEO in the Fortune 500 Says 'Being the Minority' Can Be a Career Advantage – NBC Connecticut

Ursula Burns, the first Black female CEO of a Fortune 500 company, gets personal with CNBC Make It about leadership, career strategies and her historic rise.

This 28-Year-Old Filmmaker Pays $700 Per Month to Work and Live in a Renovated Cargo Van - Vimarsana News

This 28-Year-Old Filmmaker Pays $700 Per Month to Work and Live in a Renovated Cargo Van

For only $700 per month, this filmmaker lives a fairly normal life in his atypical home which he renovated himself. Here’s how he made it happen.

This 28-Year-Old Filmmaker Pays $700 Per Month to Work and Live in a Renovated Cargo Van - Vimarsana News

This 28-Year-Old Filmmaker Pays $700 Per Month to Work and Live in a Renovated Cargo Van

For only $700 per month, this filmmaker lives a fairly normal life in his atypical home which he renovated himself. Here’s how he made it happen.

Why the First Black Woman CEO in the Fortune 500 Says 'Being the Minority' Can Be a Career Advantage – NBC10 Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

Why the First Black Woman CEO in the Fortune 500 Says 'Being the Minority' Can Be a Career Advantage – NBC10 Philadelphia

Ursula Burns, the first Black female CEO of a Fortune 500 company, gets personal with CNBC Make It about leadership, career strategies and her historic rise.

This 28-Year-Old Filmmaker Pays $700 Per Month to Work and Live in a Renovated Cargo Van - Vimarsana News

This 28-Year-Old Filmmaker Pays $700 Per Month to Work and Live in a Renovated Cargo Van

For only $700 per month, this filmmaker lives a fairly normal life in his atypical home which he renovated himself. Here’s how he made it happen.