LaTonya Fourte’ Lyles, co-founder of Spotzcity LaTonya Fourte’-Lyles, co-founder of Spotzcity, discusses her role managing a technology diversity firm and explains why championing Black women
Statesboro, Georgia, native Tere Tatiana wants to show people that the trucking industry is lucrative and can help them generate a stream of income that
Rolling out sat down with Terra Wallace, vice president of education and engagement for U.S. Bank-Elavon, to discuss her leadership initiative to support Black businesses
ATLANTA (May 3, 2021) — U.S. Bank is providing a three-year, $450,000 investment in the Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE), an Atlanta-based organization dedicated to empowering Black entrepreneurs and small business owners.
Detroit native Toni Green has always had a knack for knowing what looks good. Be it the time she redesigned her prom dress or the
Nathan Meaux is using his personal success story and resources as a blueprint to support aspiring small business owners. Through his company, Minorities Overcoming Governmental
Rolling out spoke with Boris Kodjoe and Nicole Ari Parker about their partnership with Pine-Sol and the launch of the brand’s first-ever online retail shop,
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If you’ve ever needed a resource to help you easily find local Black businesses to support, you’ll be happy to know that Mandy Bowman created
We all know that access to capital is one of the biggest struggles that Black entrepreneurs face when trying to start and sustain their businesses.
AcARRE is a natural beauty brand created by chemist and CEO Tracey Kearse. Kearse has a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from Hampton University. Starting
“Business Rules For Women” is a digital platform created by Gabrielle Deculus. Currently reaching over 1,000,000 subscribers, Deculus connects Black women ready to take the
As the number of people with the COVID-19 virus continues to rise, it has led to massive layoffs and overwhelming uncertainty for many Americans. Among
If you are a female entrepreneur who has a startup and needs guidance or a veteran who needs support, Coleen Otero and her CEO Chick
Sweet Samba is a high-energy, Georgia-based Brazilian wax and sugar spa chain. Niesha Green and Chasity Tye co-franchise Sweet Samba locations in Midtown Atlanta and
Chicago 300 Black Women is an organization that empowers thousands of African Amerian women from Chicagoland and surrounding areas. The organization’s leadership has recently decided
The fourth annual L.E.G.A.C.Y. Awards Gala is upon us. The yearly celebration of Black business is an important networking opportunity for entrepreneurs in Chicago. Each
Anwar Aiken is an accomplished military officer, a transportation professional with over 12 years of management experience, and an executive director with The John Maxwell
Mushiya Tshikuka and Lou Smith are the co-founders of Runway Curls Salon Suites, a one of a kind multipurpose salon and creative space for the
Marvin and Gloria Smith are entrepreneurs, authors, and financial experts. They are the owners of Café Social House, a new restaurant in Mableton, as well
