TheCASHFLOW - 100UE and Howard U. Business-Pitch Event April 21

Super producer Bryan-Michael Cox and others to host: TheCASHFLOW - 100UE and Howard U. Business-Pitch Event April 21

We're now just under two weeks away from the next 60-Second Business-Pitch event put on by 100 Urban Entrepreneurs, the nonprofit foundation of TheCASHFLOW, and hosted in conjunction with Howard University's Institute for Entrepreneurship, Leadership & Innovation. The event will be hosted by Tracey Lee, a former hip-hop head who's now a successful lawyer, and our three judges will be Magnus Greaves, the cofounder of 100 Urban Entrepreneurs; Grammy-winning superproducer Bryan-Michael Cox, who sits on the 100UE advisory board; and Brian Banks, a successful businessman who's involved in corporate real estate as the business-services giant ADP.
If you'll be in the Washington, D.C., area on Thursday, April 21, we hope to see you there. For more information, click on the headline below:

TheCASHFLOW - 100UE and Howard U. Business-Pitch Event April 21

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