Beverly Black's Email & Phone Number

💼 Past Experience

Beverly Black has more than 10 years of experience as an owner and CEO of a nonprofit organization. In this time, she has worked in several different areas of management, including independent distribution, media relations, and civil rights.Black is also the creator and CEO of TRIBE Family Channel, which is a children's television network that airs programming on Saturday mornings. She has worked on the network for over 10 years.Black is a civil rights leader and commissioner with The Book Club Hub, which provides programming about prison and incarcerated lives. She has also worked on the radio show "The Woman at the Well" and been a featured Sponsor for the panel "Featured Sponsors: panelist's email address" on the show.

🎓 Education

Beverly Black's educational background is extensive, as she has studied at Woodside High School from 1973-1977. Beverly is also a graduate of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with a degree in Secondary Education.Black has worked in many different areas of education, includingHead of Instruction and Principals Accountant at Woodside High School from 1997-2001 and 2006-2007; Cultural and Communication Counselor at Sterling Heights Middle School from 2007-2009; Assistant Principal at Findlay High School from 2009-2011; and Assistant Superintendent of Instruction for the Girls School District of Metro Detroit from 2011-2013.Black is currently a Coordinator for the Universal Lead School Cycling Program at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. The purpose of this program is to provide hands-on experience with cycling for high school students in Champaign and Urbana-Champaignregardless of race or ethnicity.2 stars out of 5 Based on Beverly Black's past education, she is composed and well-prepared for a variety of teaching and administrative positions. However, her current position at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign would likely disqualify her from consideration for some positions in public schools across the United States, such as the Superintendent of Schools.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Beverly Black has over 10 years of experience starting and managing companies. She has been CEO of Gumbo for the Soul International, Publisher of Confessions of “Me Too” Moments© on The Woman at the Well Radio Show, and Executive Producer at The Woman at the Well. In these positions, she has worked to create and/or manage a range of digital products and services for clients in the music industry. Beverly also has experience as a management consultant, taking on projects across industries such as nonprofit worker engagement, marketing and customer service.