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?Trailblazer of BET network: Sheila Johnson was born on January 25, 1949, in McKeesport, Pennsylvania & grew up in a military family, moving frequently before settling in Illinois. She developed an early passion for music, particularly the violin. Johnson attended the University of Illinois, where she studied music and became a skilled violinist. Her background in the arts would later influence both her business and philanthropic efforts. ?? In 1980, Johnson co-founded Black Entertainment Television (BET) with her then-husband, Robert Johnson. BET became the first television network dedicated to African American audiences and was later sold to Viacom in 2001 for $3 billion. After BET, she built a diversified business empire, including Salamander Hotels & Resorts, a luxury hospitality brand! ?? Johnson became the first Black woman to have ownership stakes in three major professional sports teams: the Washington Wizards (NBA), Washington Capitals (NHL), and Washington Mystics (WNBA). She has supported education, the arts, and women's empowerment—serving on boards for various organizations & producing socially impactful films. ?? Sheila Johnson is an entrepreneur, philanthropist, and advocate for diversity in media and business. Her influence spans entertainment, hospitality, sports, and philanthropy, making her one of the most successful businesswomen in history! ?? #WomensHistoryMonth #WHM #HerStory #WomenWhoLead

We're Hiring! ??Premier Enterprise Solutions is looking for top talent to join our team! We have openings for: ? Information Assurance Administrative Support Specialist, Junior ? Resource Programming and Integration SME If you're looking for an opportunity to contribute your expertise in IT support, and resource programming, visit the Premier Careers Page today! Veterans are encouraged to apply. ?? Learn MORE & apply here: https://lnkd.in/eePm7Kzk ?? Know someone who’d be a great fit? Tag them below or share this opportunity! #Hiring #JobOpportunities #JoinOurTeam

Hedy Lamarr’s secret weapon wasn’t just her talent—it was her mind! This actress co-invented a groundbreaking frequency-hopping technology that laid the foundation for modern Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS! ???? Born in Austria as Hedwig Eva Maria Kiesler, she gained international fame after starring in the controversial 1933 film Ecstasy. She later fled her controlling husband, a munitions dealer with ties to the Nazi regime, and moved to Hollywood. There, she starred in classic films such as Algiers (1938), Boom Town (1940), and Samson and Delilah (1949), becoming known as "the most beautiful woman in the world," as one of Hollywood’s most glamorous stars in the 1930s and 1940s.? During World War II, Lamarr, along with composer George Antheil, developed a secret communication system to prevent enemy ships from jamming torpedo signals in 1941. Their frequency-hopping technology was initially overlooked but later became crucial to wireless communications. In 1997, she was recognized for her work with the Electronic Frontier Foundation Pioneer Award! ?? Hedy Lamarr’s contributions to both film and science remain legendary. Though she was often dismissed in her time, her innovations are now celebrated for shaping modern technology. Today, she is honored as both a Hollywood icon and a trailblazing inventor!?? #WomensHistoryMonth #HerStory #WomenWhoLead

Hedy Lamarr’s secret weapon wasn’t just her talent—it was her mind! This actress co-invented a groundbreaking frequency-hopping technology that laid the foundation for modern Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS! ???? Born in Austria as Hedwig Eva Maria Kiesler, she gained international fame after starring in the controversial 1933 film Ecstasy. She later fled her controlling husband, a munitions dealer with ties to the Nazi regime, and moved to Hollywood. There, she starred in classic films such as Algiers (1938), Boom Town (1940), and Samson and Delilah (1949), becoming known as "the most beautiful woman in the world," as one of Hollywood’s most glamorous stars in the 1930s and 1940s.? During World War II, Lamarr, along with composer George Antheil, developed a secret communication system to prevent enemy ships from jamming torpedo signals in 1941. Their frequency-hopping technology was initially overlooked but later became crucial to wireless communications. In 1997, she was recognized for her work with the Electronic Frontier Foundation Pioneer Award! ?? Hedy Lamarr’s contributions to both film and science remain legendary. Though she was often dismissed in her time, her innovations are now celebrated for shaping modern technology. Today, she is honored as both a Hollywood icon and a trailblazing inventor!?? #WomensHistoryMonth #HerStory #WomenWhoLead

Your work device: A tool for success or a gateway for security threats? ?? Installing 3rd party apps and using work devices for personal use can lead to unintended consequences. Messaging apps like WhatsApp, Discord, and WeChat keep you connected, but pose security risks. Cybercriminals exploit vulnerabilities to infiltrate your organization's network and sensitive information – creating risk of exposure and misuse. They send messages with malicious links or attachments disguised as free offers, overdue bills, or work-related files. Clicking them can unknowingly install malware! Cybercriminals can also use third-party apps to alter messaging apps while secretly accessing your device and its sensitive data. ?? Follow the Tips below to protect yourself and your organization from these types of scams. Let's Stay Security Focused! ? #SecurityAwareness #DigitalSafety #ThirdParyApps #StaySafe

Maggie Lena Walker’s leadership brought stability, support, and steadfastness to banking and economic empowerment. ?? Her rise began in 1899 when she led the Independent Order of St. Luke (IOSL), founded in 1867, to promote financial literacy, self-sufficiency, and Black business. To spread these ideas, she launched The St. Luke Herald in 1902, advocating financial independence, racial equality, and gender empowerment. ↗? Under Walker, the IOSL expanded to offer insurance, jobs, and financial services. In 1903, she founded St. Luke Penny Savings Bank, providing Black Americans access to savings, homeownership, and business loans—opportunities denied by mainstream banks. That year, she became the first Black woman to charter a U.S. bank and the first woman of any race to be its president. ?? In 1905, she opened the St. Luke Emporium, creating jobs and economic growth. Her bank later merged in 1929 to form Consolidated Bank and Trust, now the oldest continuously Black-owned bank in the U.S.?? Despite discrimination, Walker proved success was possible, breaking barriers and championing financial security as the path to freedom and future business leaders. Her legacy stands as a testament to economic empowerment driving progress! #WomensHistoryMonth #HerStory #WomenWhoLead?

Premier Employees Are the Best Ever. Period?? When you build a company, you dream of a team that embodies excellence, collaboration, integrity, and respect—but seeing those values lived out every single day? That’s something special. At Premier, our employees don’t just show up; they rise up—going above and beyond in ways that make a lasting impact. Time and again, our clients tell us: “Your team is one of the best we’ve ever worked with.” And we couldn’t agree more. ?? Are we perfect? No company is. We’re always learning, growing, and striving to be better—and we look to our employees to help lead that charge. Their insight, dedication, and pursuit of excellence push us forward and make Premier stronger every day. What we know for sure is this: A company is only as strong as its people. And at Premier, we are incredibly fortunate to have a team that not only meets expectations but exceeds them—again and again. ?? To the incredible individuals who make Premier what it is—you set the standard. You define what’s possible. And because of you, we’re not just good. We’re exceptional! #PremierExcellence #BestTeamEver #EmployeeExcellence

Jane Bolin’s path to success was not an easy one, but she defied the odds through perseverance and intelligence. ?? She was one of the few Black students at Wellesley College, where she graduated among the top of her class. Despite facing racism and gender discrimination, she was accepted into Yale Law School, becoming its first Black female graduate in 1931. After earning her law degree, she worked as an attorney before serving as an assistant corporate counsel for New York City, becoming the first Black woman in that role. Her impressive legal career and advocacy for racial and social justice led to her historic judicial appointment. ?? In 1939, Bolin made history as the first Black female judge in the United States when she was appointed to the New York City Domestic Relations Court (now known as Family Court). Her appointment shattered racial and gender barriers in the legal profession. ?? Throughout her four-decade judicial career, Bolin dedicated herself to protecting children and families, ensuring fair treatment in the legal system. She actively fought against racial discrimination, working to integrate child services, end segregation in foster care, and reform hiring practices in publicly funded agencies. She believed the law should serve as a tool for justice rather than oppression, implementing reforms that improved the lives of underprivileged families. Her groundbreaking achievements and legacy paved the way for future generations and continues to inspire emerging lawyers! ?? #WomensHistoryMonth #HerStory #WomenWhoLead

?? We are proud to announce that Christopher J. Miller has joined Premier Enterprise Solutions, LLC as Vice President of Growth and Strategy! ?? Chris brings over 25 years of experience in the defense, civilian, and intelligence sectors with a proven track record in business development, strategic partnerships, and operational excellence. His deep understanding of federal contracting and mission-driven solutions makes him a powerful addition to our team. We're excited to see the impact he’ll make as we continue to expand and take on new opportunities! ??

?? Is Your Social Media Making You a Target? ?? Read This Before You Post! Social media makes it easy to share important moments—but did you know that real-time posting can put you at risk? Criminals are watching and use social media to track when you’re away, whether for work, emergencies, family loss, or personal travel. A prime example is Kim Kardashian’s 2016 Paris robbery, which happened after she posted about her $10 million jewelry collection in real-time. More recently, NFL stars like Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, and Joe Burrow had their homes burglarized, with law enforcement warning that criminals likely tracked their movements online. ?? Don’t let your time away—whether for business or personal reasons—make you a target. Here’s how to stay safe: ? Delay Your Posts: Share photos after you return. ? Avoid Location Tags: Don’t broadcast your whereabouts in real time. ? Keep Valuables Private: Skip showing off expensive items online. ? Turn Off Geotagging: Your phone may tag your location automatically—disable this feature. ? Limit Who Sees Your Posts: Use privacy settings and share only with trusted contacts. ? Be Mindful of Strangers Online: Be cautious of people asking about your travel plans. ?? Bottom Line: Criminals don’t need to follow you in person—they just need to follow your posts to know when your home is empty. Be smart. Stay safe. Post wisely. ?? Tag a friend who needs to hear this! ???? #DigitalSafety #SocialMediaTips #StaySafe #Cybersecurity