Serenity Gibbons
Equal Rights Advocate, Promoting Amazing Companies Across the Globe
Serenity Gibbons is a former assistant editor at the Wall Street Journal and a New York University aumnus living in sunny California. She is the local unit lead for NAACP in Northern California with a mission is to ensure the political, educational, social and economic equality of rights of all persons and to eliminate race-based discrimination. She enjoys writing and interviewing people who are making a difference in the world.
Entrepreneurs
This Entrepreneur's Secret for Going From Bartender to 7-Figures a Year
Instead trying to get hordes of customers, he focused on getting a few who pay top dollar.
Global Entrepreneurship
These 30 International Entrepreneurs Really Are Solving the World's Problems
The world has countless problems, unless you're an entrepreneur, in which case the world has countless opportunities.
Digital Marketing
24 Digital Marketing Agencies That Specialize on Entrepreneurship
The Fortune 500 has all of Madison Avenue but where do you turn when your dream is to go from startup to big time?
Travel
25 Things You Need to Know to Happily Travel the World
It's not as expensive as you think but cost is not the only challenge.
Artificial Intelligence
8 Companies Changing How Machine Learning Is Used
Bots can tackle workloads no human can handle.
Millennials
6 Millennial CEOs Share How They Closed Their First Six-Figure Deal
Early success requires a surprising amount of persistence.
Accelerators
10 Accelerators Helping Startups Grow to the Next Level
Admission to an accelerator program offers help every startup founder can use.
Social Media Marketing
How to Include Politics in Your Marketing Without Turning Anyone Off
In general, keep politics far from marketing, but done with humor and pathos, political images can humanizes an ad.
morning routines
7 Things Every Entrepreneur Should Do Before 7 a.m.
Success always takes time, which is why the most successful people start early.
Take It From The Pros
12 Phrases That Are Making You Sound Ignorant
Every time you speak is another opportunity to make a lasting impression. For good or not so good.
