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We sat down with three Black customers to talk about their own personal experiences, the mentors that led the way to get where they're and their dreams and hopes in shaping the future of our generation.

Karl Ferguson Jr.

Karl believes in the idea that your work is to nurture your passion to the point that it will transform into your life. Karl is successful in doing this through his work and love to photograph portraits. One glance at the website will leave you stunned at the number of celebrities he's captured in the world of entertainment. Karl's online presence has allowed the artist to showcase his work for many clients at a glance. "One top choices is the speed that I can drag and drop pictures, and rearrange them at a moment's need," Karl says.

Social networking has contributed to the popularity of photography of Karl. Discussions among fellow Black photographers allows him to experience the camaraderie that is a element of photography. It is an area that is often isolated in today's climate. Karl hopes to carry the experience on to his professional work, as well as establish a similar community for the new photographers working on the front lines. "Paying it forward involves the fact that I'm available," Karl says. By sharing his experience along with his expertise, Karl hopes to help other artists and creatives reach their full potential to become the best they can be.

If asked what advice could he have to say about the younger version of himself someone who's only just started his photography journey the advice he gives is as follows: "Don't get so intense that you stop making. Being relaxed and having fun while taking part in the process could be one of the most enjoyable things to take as a photographer."

For further information regarding the work performed by Karl on his web site, click here. his site.

Black In Corporate

Social Media Consultant and Ambassador Candace Marie is the founder of Black In Corporate Black In Corporate, a group which is a voice for Black employees at work. The idea for Black In Corporate was born due to her personal experience dealing with workplaces in which racism is an issue which has made it hard to Black employees to reach their goals. "While Black In Corporate was result of my personal private experiences," Candace says, "a key reason behind the creation of the nonprofit was the fact that I realized that there were many Black individuals in my circle who have had experiences like my own, but not as my experiences."

One of the components Black In Corporate is based on is The virtual Mentorship Program and provides Black professionals with access to opportunities, tools and resources. The site of Black In Corporate has played an essential role in publicizing the benefits of the program to the intended audience. "While the media and social media have been the main driving factors for visitors, the stunning design as well as the simplicity of navigation ensure that our users are engaged and keep coming back," Candace says about the impact of their website.

The saying "it is a collaborative effort" particularly rings true in the case of Candace and her story about her journey to the start. Black In Corporate. Black In Corporate. The business's success was made possible by the assistance of her people who mentored her, sponsors as well as family members and friends who supported her through the process. Many ways, Candace offers similar support to Black professionals. "This method isn't enough for itself," she says. "Whenever I am able to offer advise or suggestion, consider taking an active part of panel discussions or even introduce myself to someone whom I am an acquaintance as I'm dedicated to helping others Black people in the community."

Learn more regarding Black In Corporate on their site.

Elton Anderson Jr.

Over the course of the past 14 years, Elton Anderson Jr. worked as a photographer. as a photographer. He shot famous individuals and the top brands around the world. He made the decision to change his direction when it became apparent that the profession that he was previously thrilled about could not provide the satisfaction he was looking for. After experiencing a life-threatening case of malaria on a holiday during a trip to Brazil, Elton vowed to devote his existence to improving him and others.

Today, Elton is doing just what he does every single day. While he is also pursuing different positions like producers, director of creative, as well as host of travel-related shows, Elton also launched Creators of Colour, the platform that shares the stories of Black creators in various fields.

The motivation behind Elton making these changes is vital to the development of creative thought. Elton's advice for young Black creatives who wish to change their approach is to trust their instincts. "If there's any Hell Yes the answer is No," Elton says. "This philosophy has helped make my numerous career transitions significantly more effective and honest to what I've seen."

For a creator like Elton with a variety of tasks to complete Digital marketing is by far an essential part of telling the story of his life. The objective of Elton is to become a "Master Storyteller." His websites, along with his social media accounts permit him to do just this. "I set up my website to be an online space where people can go, take the time to sit down and get to know who I am," Elton says. "My social media accounts let you follow my adventures live and in real time."

Learn more on Elton and his personal life at his website.

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