LaTonya Barber is the owner of Eloquets Enterprise Professional Event Management and Training Company which is a registered vendor with the State of Michigan. The objective is to provide professional quality service so that her clients can focus their efforts on enjoying their memorable event. http://interviewswithblackentrepreneurs.com/

Nea Anna Simone is a nationally acclaimed bestselling author of mainstream fiction. Her first novel ''Reaching BACK has been reprinted over 14 times. It is an exceptional novel of a rich and compelling tale of survival, ambition, determination and a glimpse into a time where skin color made all the difference among the black middle class in America.Read more at http://interviewswithblackentrepreneurs.com/nea-anna-simone

Kevin has been perfecting his craft as an expert in three distinct areas, legal, diversity, and social networking. In legal, Kevin has worked as a jack of all trades in some of the most prolific international law firms in the country, such as Morrison & Foerster, Paul Hastings, Heller Ehrman, and Holland & Knight.Read Kevin's profile at http://interviewswithblackentrepreneurs.com

Rev. Dwight Williams, serves as the President of Dwight Williams Enterprises. D.W.E is a business advertising & marketing consultancy that's primary specialty is the health & wellness products.D.W.E. also is involved in business support services as well. Read more at http://interviewswithblackentrepreneurs.com/dwight-williams

Author of From Ghetto to Greatness. Kevin Brown is an Author, Publisher, Success Coach, Motivational Speaker, and Information Technology Engineer. He is the man who lived the experiences of the protagonist Jerome Green while growing up in Long Beach, California. Coach Kevin, as he is called, spent two years synthesizing the stories he has recounted at family reunions for years. Coach Kevin spent twelve years in the military maintaining sophisticated communications and computers systems. As a Air Force Technical Instructor he taught U.S. and international students operations of the Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS). While serving his country, he earned degrees in Electronics and Education.Read more about Kevin Brown at http://interviewswithblackentrepreneurs.com/kevin-brown/

In 1983, I published the first how-to money magazine in the country targeted to a Black audience. The publication was entitled, Financial Independence Money Management Magazine. Our aim was to break, usually complicated financial jargon, down into manageable concepts for every day working people to understand. Back then, we were the Black Money magazine.We were doing this before other Black magazines, like Ebony, Jet, Black Enterprise or Essence, focused any attention on personal finance or investing. Back then, their focus was on showing successful people after they got their money. They didnt show how they got their money or how you could invest and grow yours. We did. They were coffee table picture books of Black success. We wanted to be a work book or a how-to book. We met with much resistance from both leading Blacks of the day and the advertising agencies representing the major corporations.Read more about Lee Green at http://interviewswithblackentrepreneurs.com/lee-green/

Ar Lena Richardson has more than fifteen years of experience in marketing, public relations, and web-based solutions. She is a two-time former Chief Operating Officer of the Black Athlete Sports Network (Blackathlete.com) located in New York City. She utilized technology based strategies to establish talent acquisition, audience development, and ecommerce profit centers.Read more about Ar Leana at http://interviewswithblackentrepreneurs.com/ar-lena-richardson/

Interview with Clarence Coggins, ''AKA'' Crown Prince Of Web 2.0. Host of AM radio and media shows.Read more about Clarence at http://interviewswithblackentrepreneurs.com/clarence-coggins