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Sistahbiz Spotlight on Jeneba Barrie
Jeneba Barrie is Founder and Creative Director of Jeneba Barrie Nude Footwear, LLC. Her line is a first to fill the diversity gap in the shoe world, creating inclusive options for women of any shade. Jeneba Barrie is a luxury skin-tone shoe line with an objective of revolutionizing and redefining the meaning of nude shoes from beige to skin-tone colors that matches the wearer’s complexion. Finally some nude heels we can all slay in!!! Here...
7 Reasons You Need Video To Market Your Business
Video is a necessity in the marketing world. From live streams and stories on social media to website greeting videos and vlogs, video takes your business and search engine optimization to the next level. Statistics show that 78% of people watch online videos every week and 55% view online videos every day. By 2020, online videos will make up more than 80% of all consumer internet traffic-That is HUGE! Here are some reasons that...
Sistahbiz Spotlight on Tamala Austin
Author of Love My Body Again: 21-Day Meditation to Create Your Best Body Now and a certified health coach, Austin created J.I.V.E. Juice to provided organic cold-pressed fruit juices and smoothies to support a healthy lifestyle. She turned to juicing, nutrition, meditation and exercise following a diagnosis of high blood pressure, eventually launching a growing juice delivery service throughout the Houston metro. What’s The #1 Piece Of Advice You Have For Black Women...
Guide to Finding and Working With Co-packers
If you want to take your food or beauty product to market, you probably know the difference between creating your goods at home and being in a commercial facility. When creating your products in small batches in your kitchen, you can sell your products locally, such as at a flea market or a local boutique. Selling your products online is another option. But if you are looking to scale your business and get your...
Sistahbiz Spotlight on Tamara Banks
Emmy Award winning journalist Tamara Banks is a pillar in the Denver community and our Sistahbiz Spotlight for this week. We appreciate her light, depth and commitment to truth and justice. She has been making waves as a Black Female entrepreneur, creating transformational social change through excellence in journalism. Tamara is a former anchorwoman for WB2 News, and has been featured on numerous news networks including PBS, CNN, ABC News, HDNet's World Report, BBC,...
7 Black Women Owned Clothing and Apparel Lines
Black culture has always been a leading influence in the fashion and design industry. Black-owned brands are growing in number and popularity. If you’re a melanin woman who loves to dress to impress from head to toe, why not get your fleek on with linens designed by our very own?! Below are 7 up-and-coming clothing and apparel lines made by Black Women Fashionistas : 1. Sweet Knowledge Clothing Leslie Antonoff, a Howard University Alum created...
Sistahbiz Spotlight on Denise Burgess
Denise Burgess is President/CEO of Burgess Services, Inc., a Denver-based construction management firm. She has served on the Board of Directors of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce since 2010, and recently served as Chair of the Board. She has been listed in the Top 25 Most Powerful Women by the Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce, a Woman of Distinction by the Girl Scouts of Colorado, a recipient of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr....
17 Capital Funds for Black and Women Entrepreneurs
Business incubators, capital funds and pitch competitions are launching nation-wide as part of a growing design thinking movement and startup culture. These initiatives are helping to close the funding gap for Black women entrepreneurs! One of the biggest obstacles that Black women entrepreneurs face is gaining access to capital and business development support. Impacted by historical wealth, credit and trust gaps, funding inequity starts in the early-stage friends and family funding. The lack of access...
Sistahbiz Spotlight on Dr. Nita Mosby Tyler
Dr. Nita Mosby-Tyler is our black woman entrepreneur spotlight for this month and the SHE-eo of two companies. Her first company, the Equity Project, is an organization designed to support organizations and communities in building diversity, equity and inclusion strategies. She is nationally recognized for her equity work with non-profit, community, government and for-profit organizations.
She also recently launched The HR Shop - when she realized that her clients often needed support with human capital...
7 Black Women That Went from the Kitchen to Walmart
The business path of entrepreneurship has allowed an increasing number of Black women to find their goods on the shelves of boutiques and big-box stores. They’re a part of a rapidly growing number of Black women (over two million) who are forging their own path toward retail success. In 2017, Black women were the fastest growing group of small business owners, but often the lowest revenue generators. Here’s a list of seven Black women who...
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