Four more leaders join NC Black Entrepreneurship Council

NC IDEA, a private foundation committed to supporting entrepreneurial ambition and economic empowerment in North Carolina, announced today that the North Carolina Black Entrepreneurship Council (NC BEC) has elected four new members: André Blackman of Raleigh-Durham; Carrie Cook of Charlotte; Jamila Davis of Charlotte; and J. Hackett of Asheville.

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