Research shows that Black women-owned businesses earned an average revenue of -$24,000 per firm vs. $142,900 among all women-owned businesses. The gap between black women-owned businesses’ average revenue and all women-owned businesses is the greatest of any minority.
There are many ways you can get involved in making a difference. Buying from black women-owned businesses is one of them.
Sydni Craig-Hart is CEO of Smart Simple Marketing and a 4th generation entrepreneur. Since 2006, her team, having worked with over 8,000 small business in 79 different industries, has been helping companies to drive engagement with sought-after, growing market segments. If you want to increase the value of existing-customer spend, recapture marketing investments, grow customer[…]
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT My name is Camilla Quintana. A love for different cultures, languages, and traveling has always defined me and motivated me to live, work and study (International Relations) in several countries. My most recent move has been to Bilbao/Spain where I currently live with my Spanish husband and 2 multicultural, multilingual boys. In my free time,[…]
Diane Najm is a passionate leader who founded PhotoPad in 2015. She was new to the entrepreneur space, transitioning from a career in Social Work. However, she quickly found her footing and has not only built a successful startup, but has also become a thought leader and advocate for entrepreneurial women. What inspired you to[…]
“[We have] no sales people, no marketing department, no ad spending…venture capitalists have invested over a hundred million dollars in Bay Area-based food businesses. [We]have had the same success, except completely bootstrapped”. Pashmina Chaudhary shares her journey from being a first class flight attendant to a successful food entrepreneur in the San Francisco Bay[…]