Category: Business
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How the Burns Brothers are set to make history by launching the first African American-owned private membership club in Africa, HQ, in Nairobi, Kenya. Learn about their vision for fostering inclusive growth spaces and reshaping the global business…
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Dream Exchange, the first black-owned stock exchange in the US, and its mission to democratize access to capital markets, foster wealth building, and create economic empowerment for underserved communities.
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History-Making: How John June Lewis Sr. Founded Woburn Winery, The First Recorded Black-Owned Winery
The groundbreaking story of John June Lewis Sr., who founded Woburn Winery in 1940, marking the first recorded Black-owned winery in the United States. Learn about his visionary pursuit in Virginia and the enduring legacy he left for…
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Brooklyn’s first dispensary owned by a Black woman opened in Park Slope as Mayor Eric Adams pledged to crack down on illegal weed stores in New York City. Matawana Cannabis Dispensary, the sixth legal dispensary in Kings County,…
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The remarkable journey of Greg Jackson, the first Black auto dealer to surpass the billion-dollar revenue mark. Delve into his entrepreneurial success, trailblazing in the automotive industry, and the impact of his historic achievement.
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The groundbreaking story of Sean and Tia Edwards, the first African-Americans to distill bourbon in Kentucky. Explore their journey as married entrepreneurs, their luxury bourbon brand Fresh, and how they’re redefining tradition with inclusive innovation in the iconic…
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Discover the story of Brian C. Kincaid, Ohio’s first Black enologist, who broke barriers to pursue his passion for winemaking. Learn about his journey from Cleveland native to earning an enology degree at Kent State University and launching…
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The inspiring journey of Adejoké Bakare, the Nigerian-born chef who made history as the UK’s first Black female Michelin-starred chef. Learn about her culinary evolution from pop-up to Michelin glory with Chishuru restaurant.
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The inspiring journey of Sereena Quick, the first Black woman to own Chick-fil-A restaurants across three states: Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. From overcoming hardship in North Philly to achieving groundbreaking franchise ownership, Quick’s story embodies determination, resilience,…
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The inspiring journey of Flavorture, the inaugural Black-owned restaurant in Woodley Park, Washington D.C. Join chefs Lew McAlister and Pinkey Reddick as they blend rich flavors and vibrant culture to redefine local dining.
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