BET President Louis Carr: "I've Already Been Helped, Now I Help"
April 9, 2026
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1:03Now PlayingBET President Louis Carr: "I've Already Been Helped, Now I Help"
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as posted by the channelLouis Carr, the President of Black Entertainment Television (BET), sits down with Forbes senior writer Jabari Young on The Enterprise Zone at Nasdaq MarketSite. With more than 30 years at BET, Carr shares his vision for the network as it enters a new chapter with Paramount Skydance. He talks about bringing back a popular awards show, explains the decision to cancel 106 & Sports, and opens up about his Chicago roots, real estate investments, and what he looks for in up-and-coming media executives.
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