Black Heritage Today
Notes
Having been in the publishing industry for over 10 years, Barb Wire Enterprises Ltd have been representing black history month since 2000 in previously launched magazine Live Listings Mag. Headed by the founder, Barbara Campbell, the company launched the first of their global – stand alone – publications in 2003.
Barb Wire Enterprises Ltd
Winner: Hidden Creative Economy Award (HiCrEc) Oct 2011
Winner: International Woman of Excellence Award (IWoE) March 2007
Winner: Gathering of Africa’s Best Award – November (GAB) 2006
Winner: Global Woman of Innovation and Invention (GWINN ) Award 2005
Winner: Print Media EFBWBO Award 2003/4
Finalist: African Caribbean Business Network (ACBN) Award 2004
Finalist: London African-Caribbean Entrepreneur LACE Awards 2004.
Finalist: African Caribbean Positive Image Foundation (ACPIF) Award 2002.
Recipient Black 100 Plus 2010
The following year they launched The Official Guide to International Women’s Month. Since then the brand has grown from strength to strength. Black Heritage Today raises issues relevant to the target community; heighten the confidence and awareness of the cultural heritage of people of African descent; disseminate information on positive contributions to Society and highlight and celebrate the achievements of those in the current community whilst uncover hidden history. In all, it serves as a platform for information-sharing and critical debate in a style that is cutting-edge and positive.
Barb Wire Enterprises Ltd
Winner: Hidden Creative Economy Award (HiCrEc) Oct 2011
Winner: International Woman of Excellence Award (IWoE) March 2007
Winner: Gathering of Africa’s Best Award – November (GAB) 2006
Winner: Global Woman of Innovation and Invention (GWINN ) Award 2005
Winner: Print Media EFBWBO Award 2003/4
Finalist: African Caribbean Business Network (ACBN) Award 2004
Finalist: London African-Caribbean Entrepreneur LACE Awards 2004.
Finalist: African Caribbean Positive Image Foundation (ACPIF) Award 2002.
Recipient Black 100 Plus 2010
The following year they launched The Official Guide to International Women’s Month. Since then the brand has grown from strength to strength. Black Heritage Today raises issues relevant to the target community; heighten the confidence and awareness of the cultural heritage of people of African descent; disseminate information on positive contributions to Society and highlight and celebrate the achievements of those in the current community whilst uncover hidden history. In all, it serves as a platform for information-sharing and critical debate in a style that is cutting-edge and positive.
