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Tasha Wright on Sanofi’s Commitment to Community Impact

Sanofi’s Tasha Wright discusses the company’s dedication to community impact and volunteerism beyond healthcare. Learn how they’re making a difference.

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Tasha Wright discusses Sanofi's commitment to community impact on Black Enterprise.

BE’s Selena Hill sits down with Tasha Wright, director of U.S. Volunteer Programs and Community Relations at Sanofi, to discuss the company’s approach to volunteerism, community engagement and making an impact beyond healthcare.

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San Diego Supervisors’ Power Grab & Discretionary Funds

Are San Diego County supervisors overstepping their bounds? Dr. Warren breaks down the controversy surrounding discretionary funds in this week’s episode.

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San Diego County Board of Supervisors building with text overlay about discretionary funds and political power grab.

👀 Who’s holding San Diego County leaders accountable? Dr. Warren weighs in on supervisors’ power and discretionary funds. Watch last week’s episode and catch up on previous episodes here!

#FromtheDeskkoftheEditor #SanDiegoCounty #BoardOfSupervisors #VoiceAndViewpoint

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How Restaurant Apprenticeships Taught Me to Run a Business #shorts

Ditch the textbooks and head to the kitchen. Learn how real-world restaurant apprenticeship taught me the operational secrets to running a successful business.

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A restaurant chef teaching an apprentice how to cook in a professional kitchen for a business mentorship video.

Transitioning from sociology to entrepreneurship is a steep learning curve. Before formal degrees, the best lessons came from apprenticing in local kitchens, mastering operations through hands-on experience and mentorship. #Entrepreneurship #SmallBusiness #CareerChange #BusinessTips #Mentorship

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Documenting History: Why Today’s Stories Matter Tomorrow #shorts

Your stories are more than just memories; they are vital historical artifacts. Learn why recording today’s experiences is the ultimate gift for future generations.

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Writing down today’s experiences serves as a vital bridge to the future. By recording the present, one provides a roadmap for those 50 years from now to understand, reflect, and learn from the world of 2026. #History #Storytelling #Legacy #Reflection #Archives

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Planning to Buy an EV? Check Charging Before You Buy #shorts

Thinking about buying an EV? Don’t make the switch until you check these essential charging factors along your regular routes.

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Check public charger compatibility, access requirements, and prices along your regular routes. A workable charging plan can make all the difference before buying an electric vehicle.

🔗 Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/FP59f7BbCHI

#AutoNetwork #EVCharging #ElectricVehicles #ChargingTips #EVOwnership

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A Black Culture Café Rooted in Community and Connection #shorts

More than a coffee shop, this community hub honors Black literature and art while fostering local connection through service, music, and cultural preservation.

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Interior of a cozy Black-owned cafe featuring warm lighting, rustic decor, and people conversing in a community setting.

More than just a cafe—every detail from the menu names to the music honors Black literature and art. By hosting health drives and open mic nights, this space bridges the gap between cultural preservation and community service. #BlackCulture #CommunitySpace #CulturalHeritage #LocalImpact

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The Mission to Cultivate Black Leadership

Michael C. Hyter joins Earl “Butch” Graves Jr. to discuss The Executive Leadership Council’s legacy of empowering and developing the next generation of Black leaders.

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Michael C. Hyter, president and CEO of The Executive Leadership Council, opens up to BLACK ENTERPRISE CEO Earl “Butch” Graves Jr. about the organization’s four-decade history of nurturing, connecting, and championing executive talent and about its work developing the next generation of Black leaders

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