NEW YORK, Jan. 28, 2015 — BLACK ENTERPRISE today announced the expansion of its content team with the addition of veteran financial journalist Stacey Tisdale.  With over 15 years of experience in the financial sector, Tisdale will join the BLACK ENTERPRISE team as a Senior Content Producer with a focus on Personal Finance. The addition of Tisdale to the premier multimedia business publication, adds to BLACK ENTERPRISE mission of producing the best content to the readers.

“Stacey serves as a great addition to the BLACK ENTERPRISE content team and expansion of our Wealth for Life franchise. Adding talent of this caliber brings us closer to our goal of being a central hub for the highest-quality opinion and analysis of financial news across our media platforms,” said Derek Dingle, SVP & Chief Content Officer of BLACK ENTERPRISE. “Stacey will deepen our bench of content producers, and strengthen the delivery of content in key areas that are highly requested by our readers.”

Tisdale has reported on business and financial issues for more than 15 years. She has authored the widely-acclaimed book, The True Cost of Happiness:  The Real Story Behind Managing Your Money. From 2002 to 2004, she reported for all of the CNN networks, filing business and consumer reports for CNN, Headline News and Marketsource, CNN’s affiliate service, serving more than 600 local stations.  Moreover, Tisdale has also reported for Inside Africa, a weekly news magazine show on CNN International and a nationally syndicated program created by BusinessWeek TV called Money Talks.

“From inception, BLACK ENTERPRISE has worked on the premise that there is a lot more to financial success than dollars and cents.  The company’s commitment to go beneath the numbers and give its audience information and insights that help them align their values, principles, and goals with their financial choices has changed the lives of millions,” said Tisdale.  “It is an honor to join this organization.  We look forward to using the BE media arsenal to help people and businesses use their financial resources to make the grandest statement of who they at this unique time in history.”

Tisdale’s journalistic career began at Dow Jones & Co.  For several years, she produced, wrote, reported and hosted programming for Wall Street Journal Television, which is now CNBC.  Prior to that, Tisdale was a writer for Dow Jones newswire service, Telerate.  She graduated from Marymount College in 1988, where she studied international business and finance, and attended Polytechnic of Central London in England.

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