Black Excellence Matters
Read our special advertising section in the November issue of Forbes magazine, features The ELC’s 14 advertisers in a robust 37-page spread.
Meet Our 2020 ELC Scholars
In 2020 The ELC awarded 81 scholarships - the largest number in the history of our organization.
ELC Fall 2020 Research Journal
Read the second edition of A Research Journal for Black Professionals that contains articles exploring a wide-range of issues in corporate America.
The Power of Inclusive Leaders
Opening channels of opportunity for the development of Black executives.
What we do
Working to build an inclusive business leadership pipeline.
Our mission is to increase the number of successful black executives, domestically and internationally, by adding value to their development, leadership and philanthropic endeavors across the lifecycle of their careers.
The Latest
ELC Entrepreneur Highlight: Dr. Akosua Barthwell Evans
ELC Entrepreneur Highlight: Deborah Augustine Elam
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Testimonials
The ELC is of tremendous value to present and future Black leaders who are making significant contributions to American and international business. We must continue to galvanize our power as ELC members to create a more level playing field for black leaders. Equally important is to increase the number of black CEOs and in the C-Suite and on boards of Fortune 500 companies.
ELC Member Bernard J. Tyson
(In Memoriam: 1959-2019)
The ELC is an invaluable networking resource and support mechanism for today’s globally diverse leaders. By offering programs to support all levels of leadership development and engagement, the ELC is strengthening individual leaders, companies and communities."
ELC Member Angela Guy
Senior Vice President, Diversity and Inclusion, L'Oreal USA
