State of African-American Owned Businesses
70% of African-American entrepreneurs say they are either “somewhat happy” or “very happy” with their businesses. 72% say their businesses are profitable. Read more
How to Get Certified as a Minority-Owned Business
In a climate of intense awareness for the fair treatment of all minorities, getting your business officially certified as minority-owned can open important contract opportunities. Read more
Why Black Entrepreneurs Struggle to Secure and Receive Funding and Investment Grants
Systemic racism has made it difficult for Black entrepreneurs and business owners to be successful over the past century. We take a look at why this barrier exists and resources... Read more
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Digital Marketing Trends 2021
In any typical year we could talk about emerging trends in technology or marketing, but one thing learned in 2020 is all the great ideas and trends that come out, don’t mean as... Read more
Small Business Resilience - Tools Small Businesses Use to Remain Resilient
We will look at the impact of COVID and delve into how the pandemic has affected U.S. small businesses and what resources are available to help businesses survive and thrive. Read more
Unlocking the Doors to Access for Black-Owned Businesses - Funders and Founders Share Their Real Life Stories
This discussion with both funders and founders – will share honest conversations on unlocking access and what it takes to unlock and walk through the door. Read more
The Growth of Digital Assets in Black Business America During the Pandemic
The pandemic caused the Black business community to pivot towards the creation of digital assets.
9 Resources To Help Black Owned Small Businesses
From looking into local chapters of Black Business Association to the Black Owned Everything website, there are several resources that can help the continued growth and success of Black-owned small businesses for years to come.
Your Money. Your Business. Your Life.- Funding and Financing Your Black-Owned Business
Learn how to be attractive to lending partners, funding options to consider, develop your business pitch to smartly leverage financing options to grow your business. Read more
How Black Female Entrepreneurs Can Achieve Startup Success in 2021
Black women business owners can find success by defining their MVP, being creative with capital, and drawing on community support.
Black Business Owner Spotlight
Black businesses and Black business owners have faced increasing challenges during 2020 and into 2021. Rieva Lesonsky talks with three Black business owners to get their advice and perspective.
Mastering Finances for Black-Owned Businesses
This session will get you more informed about your finances, understand your numbers, and make better financial decisions. Read more
13 Ways To Support Black-Owned Businesses & Organizations
Supporting black-owned businesses can help build relationships and boost community morale.
The Experience of Being a Black Entrepreneur and Mother
Chelsea Lewis, mother and founder of My Mommy Wisdom, tells her entrepreneurship story.
Are My New Customers and Followers Genuine? 6 Ways Entrepreneurs of Color Can Figure This Out
Many Black businesses received an influx of customers and followers after the events of summer 2020. Ensure that you're working with and for people who support the same causes as you and your business.