Quintin Middleton makes history by opening the first Black-owned knife shop in North Charleston, combining master craftsmanship with community empowerment and entrepreneurial spirit.
Vusi Thembekwayo inspires 10,000 attendees as the first African speaker at Texas’ International Leadership Summit, bringing African perspectives to global leadership.
Pink Pothos, a Black-owned houseplant store, has opened at Pittsburgh Yards, enhancing the community with beauty and entrepreneurial spirit.
Myrol and Kesha Frazier become first Black owners of Jeremiah’s Italian Ice franchise in South Carolina, expanding to two cities and inspiring future entrepreneurs.
Eric and Tonya Thomas, the first Black franchisees of Teapioca Lounge, have opened the first Black-owned location in Hutto, Texas. The grand opening celebration on August 10th promises to be a vibrant event that showcases the couple’s commitment…
Sarah Brown opens Beauty Trap, Columbia’s first Black-owned beauty supply store, aiming to empower the community and create a family legacy in the beauty industry.
Bob Ross Auto, the first African-American owned dealership in the US, celebrates 50 years under Jenell Ross’s leadership, continuing her father’s pioneering legacy in Centerville, Ohio.
Sheila Johnson, America’s first Black female billionaire and BET co-founder, opens up about overcoming personal struggles in her memoir “Walk Through Fire,” offering inspiration and insights into resilience.
Discover how Justin Coleman turned a dream into reality with Bake’n Bacon, Philadelphia’s first bacon-themed restaurant. From food trucks to a thriving brick-and-mortar, Coleman’s journey inspires entrepreneurs.
Myrol and Kesha Frazier have made history as the first African American entrepreneurs to own two Jeremiah’s Italian Ice franchises in South Carolina, bringing a refreshing and delectable experience to their community while paving the way for entrepreneurial…