Skip To Main Content
Amanda Ebokosia on Muck Rack

Amanda Ebokosia

As seen in: Black Enterprise
Covers:  education, feminism, entrepreneurship, leadership, career
⚡CEO of @TheGemProject; Adjunct at BCC; @RutgersAlumni,.Lister/Profiled: @Forbes @Whitehouse & various⚡
Back to Amanda Ebokosia’s profile

Articles by Amanda Ebokosia

Revolutionizing the Co-working Tech Scene in Newark - Black Enterprise

|
By Amanda Ebokosia
| Black Enterprise Verified
The vision of three founders of =SPACE, a game-changing shared space and incubator At the forefront of a great technology revolution, Newark, New Jersey, is becoming the next booming tech hub. Much of this advancement is made possible through Newark Fiber‘s Firebolt Wi-Fi; one of the fastest in broadband technology to date, offering up to 10,000 MB speeds to many Newark facilities and parks.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

Management - Black Enterprise

|
By Caroline Clarke, Marjorie Perry, Aisha Taylor, Jamie Harrison, Alfred Edmond Verified, Derek Dingle Verified, Kevin Clark, Janell Hazelwood Verified, Tamara Holmes Verified, Amanda Ebokosia, James Walker, Carolyn M. Brown, Courtney Connley-Hampton Verified, Alan Hughes, Karima Mariama-Arthur, Courtney Herring, C. Baker, Antoine Moss, Sonia Alleyne, Sasha King, Lisa Bing, Joshua Perrin, Janelle Rucker, Shaun Spearmon, Tomika Anderson, Marshawn Evans, Maya Smart, Bridget McCrea Verified, Ayana Dixon, Marcia Wade Talbert
| Black Enterprise Verified
Don’t find yourself as a client suddenly “fired” by your freelancer. Sometimes, the customer isn’t… Sometimes as the client isn't always right Although management and leadership are complementary, they are, by no means, the same thing.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

Top Performers: All Roads Lead to Mindfulness

|
By Amanda Ebokosia
| Black Enterprise Verified
Buried in work, your anxiety builds, as you notice that key deadlines are fast-approaching. You can’t wrap your head around just one task so you do multiple—finding in time, you forfeited your opportunity to truly deliver results that matter to you and your company. In our wired world of 24/7 communication, can we truly quiet our minds and produce great work, without falling victim to insurmountable stress?  In short, the answer is: yes.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?
Show More