Carter D. Womack and Leadership At Its Best Making BOLD Moves To Impact The Lives Of Black Young Men. Columbus, Ohio, September 22, 2014 — Carter D. Womack, President and CEO of Leadership At Its Best, LLC, (LAIB) announced today the 2014 -2015 BOLD Conference schedule. In his announcement, Womack said “In the mist of […]
CARTER D. WOMACK AND LEADERSHIP AT ITS BEST MAKE A BOLD MOVE TO IMPACT THE LIVES OF YOUNG MEN IN ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOLS Columbus, Ohio, March 1, 2014 – Carter D. Womack, President and CEO of Leadership At Its Best, LLC, (LAIB) announced today the 2014 winter and spring BOLD Conference schedule. BOLD is […]
Originally Posted: June 4, 2013 Montgomery County Public Schools Carter D. Womack, president and CEO of Leadership At Its Best in Columbus, Ohio, talks with students at the Congressional Black Caucus event. Thirty-two African American 10th grade students spent the day in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 22 meeting with members of Congress and other leaders to […]
BOLD Conferences Become A BOLD Game Changer by sponsoring a boy or boys to attend. Atlanta, GA – March – 27 Cleveland, OH – March Akron, OH – April 11 Columbus OH – April 18 Clarksdale, MS – The Marco W McMillian BOLD Conference – April 25 Dayton, OH – May 2 Houston, TX – […]
Pictured are: Carter D Womack(r) Magic Johnson(center) and Don White, EVP with Leadership At Its Best (L) and students from the JED program. On May 11, 2012, Carter D. Womack, president and chief executive officer of Leadership At Its Best, LLC and John E. White, district manager, […]
…BOLD and Born to WIN! Carter D. Womack Paying It Forward as a Positive Role Model and Mentor I credit my unshakable foundation to my strong and loving parents, Jessie and Matthew Womack, who worked hard to make a living. My mother was a housekeeper and I recognized her hard working, comical and loving spirit […]
Why African-American Boys Often Fail in School By ERNEST HOLSENDOLPH Atlanta Journal-Constitution Staff Writer African-American boys: lose the skullcaps, pull up the droopy pants and get to work. Parents, teachers, employers and girlfriends agree. If you’re looking for your future, you’ll find it in school. While the rest of the country toils in universities and […]
