Successful Black Entrepreneurs

Index

• A
• Abbott, Robert, 1
• Abilify
  • clinical trials, 302–303
  • introduction (Japan), 303–304
  • U.S. sales, 297t
• Accelerators, list, 172t
• Acquisition entrepreneurship
  • advantages, 76–77
  • disadvantages, 77
• Acquisition prospects
  • deal negotiation/closure, 80
  • identification, 79–80
• Advocacy advertising, 27
• Affordable housing
  • background, 274–280
  • complexes, funding process, 277
  • corporation/individual investments, benefits, 278
  • criticism, 278
  • defining, 274–276
  • government subsidization, reasons, 277–278
  • history, 276–277
  • industry, entities (involvement), 280
  • median incomes (Boston), 275t
  • obtaining, process, 279
  • private investments, tax incentives, 277
  • projects, investments, 277
  • rents/income, relationship (Boston), 275t
  • tenants, rent (payments), 277
  • United Housing approach, 270–272
  • work
    • benefits, 279–280
    • risks, 280
• African-American businesswomen, evolution, 139
• Agon, Jean-Paul, 60
• Ahrendts, Angela, 228
• Air Atlanta, founding, 50–52
• Airbnb, entrepreneurial venture, 49
• Alternative investment asset class, 186
• American Association of MESBICs (AAMESBIC), 190
• American Hat Factory. See The American Hat Factory
• American Shared Hospital Services (ASHS) IPO, 246
• Andreessen, Marc, 162
• Andrews, Tom, 31
• Angel investors, 173t
  • funds, 237
• Annual venture capital investments, 197e
• Anti-Black bias, 158
• Anti-Black racism, impact, 133, 157
• Arabesque Books, 291
• Argenti, Paul, 30
• Ariel Capital Management, 17
• Ariel Community Academy (ACA), support, 9–10, 12
• Ariel Fund, launch, 11
• Ariel Investments ...