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The Black Founders Fund Alumni Summit, held at iHub in Nairobi on Tuesday, November 27 showcased the unveiling of the BFF Impact Report, highlighting the significant progress and success of
The historic Fox Theatre in Atlanta came alive last weekend as Daymond John, star of Shark Tank and acclaimed business mogul, hosted the 5th Annual Black Entrepreneurs Day. Source: Paras
KANSAS CITY, MO – Beloved Black restaurant “KC Daiquiri Shop,” known for hosting some of the most popular events in the city, its cajun dishes and of course, its signature
The Chamber For a Greater Chapel Hill-Carrboro recently created the position of business success navigator and selected business expert Taylor Gay to fill the role. Ian Scott, vice president for
The 2024 B.E.T.A. program graduates hold up their diplomas during a ceremony on Nov. 6. Front row from left: Tanisha Pyron-Clay, owner of Black Genius/Black Famous; Gwendolyn Jennings, owner of
The Black Founders Fund Alumni Summit, held at iHub in Nairobi on Tuesday, November 27 showcased the unveiling of the BFF Impact Report, highlighting the significant progress and success of
The historic Fox Theatre in Atlanta came alive last weekend as Daymond John, star of Shark Tank and acclaimed business mogul, hosted the 5th Annual Black Entrepreneurs Day. Source: Paras
KANSAS CITY, MO – Beloved Black restaurant “KC Daiquiri Shop,” known for hosting some of the most popular events in the city, its cajun dishes and of course, its signature
In a bold move to enhance economic opportunities for Black business owners, Greater New Orleans Inc. has introduced Startup Noir NOLA, a program designed to facilitate access to capital funding
The Chamber For a Greater Chapel Hill-Carrboro recently created the position of business success navigator and selected business expert Taylor Gay to fill the role. Ian Scott, vice president for
The 2024 B.E.T.A. program graduates hold up their diplomas during a ceremony on Nov. 6. Front row from left: Tanisha Pyron-Clay, owner of Black Genius/Black Famous; Gwendolyn Jennings, owner of
