Meet AJ Dewberry, owner of Level 1o Repairs. With technology being his passion as a kid, he began building more advanced devices and systems as
Nicole Monay is the founder of Brandifi, which was launched to help small businesses and corporations with creative branding solutions. The firm offers services such
Meet Dalton Patterson, professionally known as “DPatt,” is a former athlete turned successful entrepreneur with several businesses. Patterson first won acclaim as a star football
Publicist Nasha Clark, who began as an intern at Jay-Z‘s Roc Nation, now owns and operates her own entertainment agency that features clients like Support
In a historic move, First Independence Bank is venturing outside of Detroit for the very first time in more than 50 years and opened two
Yvette Caslin is the CEO of The Pinkprint, which helps individuals form a plan when filing taxes, building credit through business, having a tax strategy for
Melissa Ingram is the SVP, multicultural networks and strategy and the top executive at UP Entertainment, where she is responsible for driving the growth and
Krista Bourne is a history maker and is the first Black Chief Operating Officer (COO) for Verizon Consumer Group. Having starting her career as a
In celebrating women worldwide, rolling out interviewed Shondricka Carter of Carter Capital, PLLC about the company’s Wealth Development Summit, which brings out millionaires and entrepreneurs
In the relentless entertainment world, where many egos and high stakes are involved, finding a good publicist that is not transactional and values both the
Krista Bourne is Verizon Consumer Group’s first Black Chief Operating Officer and is responsible for the deployment of a fully-integrated omni channel experience propelled by a keen focus
Bonfire ATL owner Brian “Flex” Wynder talked to rolling out about the inception of the popular party, business tips for any young entrepreneur, and the
Financial entrepreneur John Hope Bryant spoke to rolling out about the future of the Black community.
This Sisters with Superpowers story is sponsored by Chevy. LaTanya Cooper is an entrepreneur who balances her time between her bookkeeping business and non-profit organization.
Black women account for 2.7 million US businesses but only average $24,000 annually in revenue according to the latest statistics by American Express. For comparison,
Nikkita Randle, the founder of Twisted Eggroll, turned a passion for food and cooking into a successful business. What started off as a part-time catering
Pastor Freddie Haynes of Friendship-West Baptist Church talks about how he is using his platform to educate and move the conversation forward to support Black-owned
Founder of The BOSS Network, Cameka Smith has been an impactful asset in the community of entrepreneurial women for over 13 years. Her network operates
Black History Month is about more than celebrating significant people and events. It is about continuing to advocate for Black people on social issues like
Two of hip-hop’s biggest figures have collaborated on a literally iconic deal. Snoop Dogg, a performer for the 2022 Super Bowl halftime show in Los
