Published four times a year, Black MBA Magazine is a unique communication vehicle for reaching more than 45,000 African American executives, business school administrators, corporate partners, entrepreneurs and members.

Black MBA Magazine is mailed directly to nearly 8,000 NBMBAA® members, as well as educators and subscribers, including top entrepreneurs and Fortune 1000 executives. The magazine is also distributed to NBMBAA® chapters and to the nation’s top full-time and part-time graduate MBA programs, undergraduate business school programs and to select high school guidance counselors.

Copies are also available for sale at select bookstores across the country. Each year, an additional 10,000 copies of the Fall issue are distributed on site at the NBMBAA® Annual Conference.

Black MBA Magazine addresses the topics and concerns that are relevant to the more than 95,000 minority MBA graduates nationwide.

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COVER STORY
14 Your Future is Now
By Maya Payne Smart
Historically, hard economic times have resulted in landmark business innovations by those who are able to see past current woes to the opportunities beyond. The fi rst in a two-part series looks at how you can not only safeguard, but improve your job by combining your passion, drive and skills.

THE BUSINESS OF HEALTHCARE
20 CEO to CEO: Bringing Innovation to Healthcare
NBMBAA® President & CEO Barbara L. Thomas talks to Humana CEO Michael McCallister about the issues facing today’s managed care companies, the economics of healthcare and how innovation can make a difference in how today’s healthcare business operates.

25 The Business of Healthcare
By Sheryl S. Jackson
Today’s healthcare landscape is more complex than ever, not to mention more expensive. With government intervention on the way and rising costs and changing needs, Black MBA takes a look inside the next set of challenges faced by the healthcare industry.

30 Impacting Healthcare Business
By Temple Hemphill
As the economics of healthcare become more difficult, more and more medical professionals are turning to the MBA to give them the knowledge and skills to operate in an environment where business acumen is essential to survival.

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The National Black MBA Association, Inc. (NBMBAA) is a nonprofit organization of minority MBAs, business professionals, entrepreneurs and MBA students. With thousands of members working in both private and public sectors worldwide, we share a commitment to education and business – the two principal keys to the economic development of the Black community.

NBMBAA® represents the most powerful network of individuals and partners dedicated to increasing corporate diversity, access to capital and intellectual advancement. We provide access to knowledge and success through our five channels of engagement: education, career, leadership, entrepreneurship and lifestyle.

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