THE HBCUE PHILOSOPHY

HBCUentrepreneurs.com comprises of Professionals, Corporations, and Syndicates that are HBCU students, faculty, HBCU supporters and alumni. We invest uniformly in free market capitalism to help change HBCU global institutions & communities in a positive, socially responsible, profitable manner. The future of our HBCUs and its students, faculty, and alumni in the United States , the Caribbean, Africa , and the world depends on alumni creating systems that foster entrepreneurship and investing in our communities.

HBCUE is not publicly traded, not a not-for profit organization dependent on major corporate sponsors, advertising dollars on a website, charitable donors or major corporate or government grants to operate. We earn profit through deal flow and investing the capital from businesses we operate right back into our local communities. Therefore we have complete autonomy in our decision making as it relates to our investment strategy. Our investment strategy is simple: We invest in systems & syndicates that invest in our HBCUE global community socially and responsibly. 100% of revenues earned from HBCUE syndicate deals is reinvested into our capital fund for the growth of HBCUE global community corporations.

Corporations that are owned and operated by HBCUE alumni must be protected, nurtured, and supported financially & politically by the HBCUE community in the United States, the Caribbean, Africa, and abroad. Community resources that depend on government assistance or charitable sponsorship cannot create innovation and provide the necessary economic opportunities and leadership that local communities need. Government assisted organizations and charitable sponsored organizations are merely a representative of shareholders and corporate interests. Our goal at HBCUE is to become the corporate and shareholder interests for our HBCUE global communities.

For a marketplace to be successful, it has to be profitable. To be profitable there has to be unregulated access to financial and technology capital. This access attracts investors and entrepreneurs willing to take the risk to develop a community and establish systems to produce opportunities for higher education to families in that community. These families then have university graduates that work with these HBCUE community corporations that provided the opportunity for them to enjoy a better life free of ignorance that leads to poverty. In our opinion- poverty just like wealth is a state of consciousness. Research shows if one family member attends a university and earns a degree, there is a 50% chance that other family members will attend a university. With one family at a time, HBCUE is breaking the cycle of poverty in the global HBCU community and implementing internet based financial systems that create generational wealth vehicles for HBCUE students, faculty, and alumni. Thank you for your continued support - we wouldn't be here if we didn't have it!  Challenge our community business owners, community religious leaders, community education leaders, charitable organizational leaders & elected community government officials to share our vision & strategy for a better community by purchasing goods and services through our business networks and affiliates.

THE HBCUE SYSTEM

STEP1: Create an Online Profile with HBCUE endorsed online communities (i.e.  HBCUNetwork.com, JourneyPage.com, Myspace.com , Ebay.com , Amazon.com , Fundable.com , Prosper.com )

STEP2: Post Bulletins for HBCUE to provide you with approved Sales & Marketing Corporate Accounts

STEP3: Review email responses & select a HBCUE Sales & Marketing Corporate Account to accumulate capital in your HBCUEGRIG account via an online securities broker (i.e. etrade.com or ameritrade.com )

STEP4: Build your own network, apprentice, and start your own HBCUE corporation funded by the HBCUE community & your HBCUEGRIG via an online securities broker (i.e. etrade.com or scottrade.com ).

HBCUE Definitions

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.  

Corporation

A corporation is a legal entity which, while being composed of natural persons , exists completely separately from them. This separation gives the corporation unique powers which other legal entities lack. The extent and scope of its status and capacity is determined by the law of the place of incorporation .

Investors and entrepreneurs often form joint stock companies and incorporate them to facilitate a business; as this form of business is now extremely prevalent, the term corporation is often used to refer specifically to such business corporations . Corporations may also be formed for local government ( municipal corporation ), policial, religious, and charitable purposes ( not-for-profit corporation ), or government programs ( government-owned corporation ).

Finance

Finance studies and addresses the ways in which individuals, businesses , and organizations raise, allocate, and use monetary resources over time, taking into account the risks entailed in their projects.

Syndicate

In finance, a group of banks lending, for a specific purpose and to one single borrower , a - mostly large - amount of money is referred to as a bank syndicate or often only as a syndicate . In investment banking , refers to a group of investment banks that share underwriting risk in respect to an issuer's securities. Referred to as the underwriting syndicate.

Securities

Written evidence of ownership or creditorship, such as bonds and stock certificates.

Apprentice  

One bound by legal agreement to work for another for a specific amount of time in return for instruction in a trade, art, or business.

One who is learning a trade or occupation, especially as a member of a labor union.

A beginner; a learner.

Professional

A professional is required to possess a large knowledge derived from extensive academic and practical training. Professional skills are important to the well-being of society. Professions are self-regulating, in that they control the training and evaluation processes that admit new persons to the field. Professionals have autonomy in the workplace; they are expected to utilize their independent judgment in carrying out their professional responsibilities. Finally, professions are regulated by ethical standards.

Typically a professional provides a service in exchange for payment in accordance with established protocols for licensing, ethics, procedures, standards of service and training/certification. However, at all times a professional is cognizant that their first and foremost responsibility is to the public welfare.

The term "professional" is commonly used incorrectly. The distinction between professional sports and amateur sports simply refers to how the athlete is funded. Typically, behaving professionally would indicate that the person's actions remain in accordance with specific rules, written or unwritten, pertaining to behavior, dress, speech, etc. By extension, the adjective professional identified somebody recognized for expertise or skill in a craft or activity. In narrow usage, not all expertise is considered a profession. Although sometimes referred to as professions, such occupations as skilled construction work are more generally thought of as trades or crafts. The completion of an apprenticeship is generally associated with skilled labor or trades such as carpenter , electrician , plumber , and other similar occupations. In the strictest sense, the professional fields are limited to accounting , architecture , clergy , engineering , law , medicine , and military officers .