ARIEL Business Group

Greta Keller is the Director of Federal Government Services for ARIEL Business Group, Inc. This "goal-driven" executive boasts a multifaceted history and brings proven results to the company. Read Full Bio: https://ow.ly/Xq0z50UG5F4 Ready to discuss compliance, support and technology solutions that deliver results? Call us at 1 (800) 632-3389 or contact ARIEL at: https://ow.ly/Gx6x50UG5F6 #diversity #inclusion #leadership #SBA8a #workforcedevelopment

ARIEL Business Group is an SBA 8(a) contracting vehicle offering Federal Government Solutions, including: Consulting and Advisory, Admin Support, Facilities Support, Construction and Construction Support, Program and Project Management, Training, and Technology. View our featured Federal Government Projects here: https://ow.ly/cZjH50UG54v Ready to discuss compliance, support and technology solutions that deliver results? Call us at 1 (800) 632-3389 or contact ARIEL at: https://ow.ly/k4LV50UG54x #diversity #inclusion #leadership #SBA8a #workforcedevelopment

As COO for ARIEL Business Group, Inc., Leighton Kyler oversees revenue generation processes and leads the day-to-day operations of the business and its subsidiaries. He is well-versed in Diversity and Inclusion utilization strategies, WMBE/DBE/SBE Compliance and Spend, Program Management, Public Engagement, Outreach Services, and Workforce Development. Read Full Bio: https://ow.ly/qCLU50UG4Ro Ready to discuss compliance, support and technology solutions that deliver results? Call us at 1 (800) 632-3389 or contact ARIEL at: https://ow.ly/FKh950UG4Rl #diversity #inclusion #leadership #SBA8a #workforcedevelopment

Madam C.J. Walker was a pioneering African American entrepreneur and philanthropist who became the first self-made female millionaire in the U.S. She built a successful beauty and haircare empire, primarily for African American women, with a focus on promoting self-sufficiency and entrepreneurship. Walker’s products revolutionized hair care for Black women, and she created job opportunities for thousands of women by employing them as sales agents and beauticians. In addition to her business success, Walker was a passionate philanthropist and civil rights advocate. She used her wealth to support organizations like the NAACP and the YMCA, as well as contributing to the education and empowerment of African American communities. Her legacy lives on as a trailblazer for Black women in business and social activism. #BlackHistoryMonth #diversity #inclusion #leadership

A. Philip Randolph was a leader in the American labor movement and civil rights. He founded the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters in 1925, the first major labor union for African Americans, securing better wages and working conditions. In 1937, the union achieved historic recognition, inspiring efforts to organize Black workers across industries. Randolph also connected labor rights with racial equality. His 1941 March on Washington Movement pushed President Franklin D. Roosevelt to ban discrimination in defense jobs. He later co-organized the 1963 March on Washington, where Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his iconic “I Have a Dream” speech, cementing his legacy as a champion for economic and civil rights. #BlackHistoryMonth #diversity #inclusion #leadership

Today, we recognize the visionary leaders who shaped our nation. Originally established in 1885 to celebrate George Washington’s birthday, this day now honors all U.S. presidents who have contributed to America’s growth and progress. From Washington, a skilled surveyor, to Lincoln, who championed the transcontinental railroad, and Eisenhower, who created the interstate highway system—these pioneers laid the foundation for the thriving nation we are today. #presidentsday #diversity #inclusion #leadership #SBA8a #workforcedevelopment

Happy Valentine’s Day from your friends at ARIEL Business Group! #ValentinesDay #bemyvalentine

Dorothy Height was a prominent civil rights and women’s rights activist who championed racial and gender equality. For over 40 years, she worked to address issues like education, employment, and voting rights for African American women. Height’s advocacy helped bridge the gap between civil rights and women’s movements, emphasizing the need for economic and social equity. A key figure in major civil rights campaigns, Height advised leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and organized initiatives promoting voter registration and job training. She played a crucial role in events like the 1963 March on Washington and tirelessly fought for fair labor practices and workplace equality, leaving a legacy of empowerment for African American women and marginalized communities. #BlackHistoryMonth #diversity #inclusion #leadership

Booker T. Washington was a transformative leader in African American education and economic empowerment. Born into slavery, he founded the Tuskegee Institute, focusing on vocational education to promote self-reliance and economic independence. In his 1895 Atlanta Compromise speech, he advocated for practical progress over immediate social equality, a stance both praised and criticized. Through his writing, Washington championed education, entrepreneurship, and land ownership for African Americans. His legacy lives on through institutions like Tuskegee University, which continue his mission to uplift Black communities through labor and education. #BlackHistoryMonth #diversity #inclusion #leadership

This #BlackHistoryMonth join us in honoring the contributions and legacy of African Americans across U.S. history and society. The 2025 theme is "African Americans and Labor”, a powerful reflection on the pivotal role that the hard work of African Americans has played in shaping our country’s history. #BlackHistoryMonth #diversity #inclusion #leadership