Things are changing for women in the startup and venture capital world, but are Black women taking notice?

Sue Lynham had been around a time or two, and as a former divorce lawyer for over 30 years, she shares life lessons that are a bit hard to pass up.

In the daily journey of living, we all should come to the realization that life happens and goes on -- rather an active participant or an on-looker.

Kim Lewis is an example of when one door closes, you open another one, and if that one closes, too, then you find a way to open your own.

There aren’t many Black women in high positions, but when we are, people take notice. Meet Stacy Brown-Philpot, a Detroit native who studied at Penn and Stanford, then worked her way up to the very top.

On average, how long does it take a Black woman to work, just to match the pay of a white male doing the same job?