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American Inventor Telecommunication Founder Software Engineer

Freddie Figgers is a computer programmer, inventor, and an African American Entrepreneur.

He is the founder of Figgers Communication and has four patents in his name.
Figgers lives in Coral Gates but was born in Quincy, Florida on September 26, 1989.  Freddie as a newborn was left at the dumpster by his mother. Nathan and Betty Figgers then adopted him.To help his father with the Alziemers disease, Freddie built a shoe with a GPS tracker with two-way communication. When he was 15 years old, Freddie started a cloud computing services company.  At the age of 16 years, Freddie started Figgers Communication.  By the time Freddie was 24, he had 80 custom software programs built, designed and executed.

Freddie has four patents, including the Figgers F1 Phone. Figgers also has a license spectrum band from FCC. Figgers is involved in his Florida community by sponsoring youth programs, paying senior citizens bills and helping to bail for homes in foreclosure, as well as offering college scholarships to area high school seniors.

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Dame Dash on Building His Business Empire, What He Saw in Kanye West, Business w/ Jay Z + A Lot More

A banana, duct-taped to a wall went on a sale at Art Basel Miami Beach this week — priced at $120,000. And, according to art market website Artnet, two of the three editions have already sold, with the last now going for $150,000. The work, by Maurizio Cattelan, was presented Wednesday by Perrotin, a contemporary art gallery founded in Paris that has had a long association with the Italian artist. It is Cattelan’s first contribution to an art fair in 15 years, according to the gallery.

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Mindset: Wages vs. Business Sales or Commission

Sales are the lifeline of a business. Create a product or service and start making sales. If you can make 1 sale. You can make 10 sales. If you can make 50 sales you can make 100 sales. If you can generate 250 sales, you can make 500 sales. The key is to get started today. There is no limit when you create your own products or services. Change your mindset

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4 Types of Entrepreneurship:

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Launching a company in 2019 is easier than ever with the World Wide Web and all the information at your finger tips. Here are a few more steps to starting a business today listed below:

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CBS Sports reported on Nov. 10 that Jeff Bezos is interested in buying an NFL team, and that he’s spent “considerable time” with NFL owners such as Daniel Snyder of the Washington Redskins. And The Washington Post, which is owned by Bezos, reported on Thursday that the billionaire has privately expressed an interest in buying the Seattle Seahawks.

But if Bezos truly is interested in becoming an owner, his world-leading estimated net worth of $109.5 billion is enough to buy every single team in the NFL — and then some.

The total value of each of the 32 NFL franchises, based on Forbes’ latest ranking of every team’s estimated values, is nearly $91.4 billion.

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In 2019, becoming a millionaire is easier than ever. The first step is to find or create a product or service. Next advertise the product or service on social media (Facebook, instagram, snapchat, tiktok, Pinterest, etc.). Once you find a market for you product or service, figure out a way to scale it. You can sell a product directly to customers online or provide a service for a monthly subscription fee. There are a myriad amount of ways people are earning money in 2019. Get ready for 2020 by setting goals and executing a plan.

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Over the past two years, as technology companies continued to struggle with diversifying their work forces, Los Angeles-based venture capitalist Kobie Fuller wrestled with how to solve the problem.

As a black professional himself, Fuller had experienced the frustrations and isolation that can sometimes come with being the only person in the room who looked the way he did. He also dealt with being the go-to person for any startup company looking to hire from a diverse pool of candidates.

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Like members of the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense, Malcolm X advocated for the right of armed self-defense for Black and other oppressed groups who lived in so violently a racist society as the United States.

This video clip below offers an excerpt of “Message to the Grass Roots,” a speech by Malcolm X in Detroit, MI on November 10 1963 at the Northern Negro Grass Roots Leadership Conference.

Two years after giving this speech, he was assassinated in New York City on Feb. 21, 1965.

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Sotheby’s is honored to announce that Mark Rothko’s Blue Over Red, created in the critical year of 1953, will appear as a highlight of their Contemporary Art Evening Auction in New York. In this episode of Expert Voices, Sotheby’s Chairman Lisa Dennison examines the inspiration behind Rothko’s masterpiece and explores his pioneering approach to abstraction. Executed in a richly saturated palette of orange, red and yellow, dramatically offset by a luminous blue band, Blue Over Red exemplifies the signature radiance of Rothko’s works.

source: Sotheby’s