Black Women In Business
How to Give Your Business Bestie Feedback: Tips for Black Women CEOs
Understanding the Role of a Business Bestie In the entrepreneurial journey, especially for Black women CEOs, getting feedback from a “business bestie” can be a game-changer. A business bestie is more than just a colleague or a peer; she’s a confidante, a sounding board, and an accountability partner. For Black women entrepreneurs, who often navigate…
Read MoreLevel Up Together: Creative Activities for You and Your Business Bestie
As Black women entrepreneurs, committing to business bestie activities are a key strategy for building a solid support system. While it’s crucial to bond over non-business activities, engaging in strategic business-focused activities with your business bestie can significantly propel your growth and success. Here are some ideas to strengthen your business bestie relationship and…
Read More10 Healthy Ways Black Women Entrepreneurs Can Bond with Their Business Besties
As Black women entrepreneurs, we often get consumed with the identity and role of CEO, traumas, stresses and triggers we encounter daily and forget to just…well, live. In the hustle and bustle of running a business, finding time for activities that aren’t directly related to your business—but that bring you joy—can be challenging. I’ve…
Read MoreMastering the Ropes of Entrepreneurship: Lessons from Double Dutch
Growing up in Harlem, New York, I developed a deep love for double dutch, a popular jump rope game that requires skill, timing, and adaptability. Little did I know at the time that my childhood passion would serve as a perfect analogy for entrepreneurship. Building a business, like jumping double dutch, is a journey of…
Read MoreKisha’s Favorites: The 2023 Sistahbiz Holiday Gift Guide
Looking for your black-owned, women-owned gift guide? I got you. Check out my favorites list and surprise your loved ones with beautiful goodies this year while supporting the black-owned business movement. For the Foodie Wine Lover Whether you’re preparing for a small and safe family meal or looking for stocking stuffers, I got you –…
Read MoreThere’s Something About Her: Meet the Sistahbiz 2023 Cohort
Welcome to the world of the Sistahbiz 2023 Cohort – affectionately known as “The Dream Team”, this year’s cohort is a group of exceptional women entrepreneurs ready to take their small businesses to the next level. Each business is unique, and behind each mission-driven venture is an inspiring founder with a compelling story of resilience,…
Read MoreAvoiding Business Headaches: Identifying Clients Who Aren’t a Good Match for Your Services
When a Potential Client May Not Be a Good Fit for Your Service As a service provider, it’s essential to be selective about the clients you work with. While it can be tempting to take on any client who shows interest in your services, working with the wrong ones can cause a lot of…
Read MoreThe Crisis of Black Women Entrepreneurs and Time Poverty
Are Black Women Entrepreneurs More Prone to Time Poverty? I witness the impact of time poverty on Black women entrepreneurs whom I coach way too often. In fact, I’ve battled the issue myself for some time. I think we are especially prone to time poverty because we are often running an under-resourced, understaffed…
Read MoreAre Clients Questioning Your Pricing? Do This.
When Black Women Consultants Tell Me Clients Question Their Pricing As a Black woman consultant, you may find yourself facing the question of why clients are questioning your pricing. You understand the value you bring to the table. You’ve put in the time, effort, and resources to develop your expertise, and you’ve honed…
Read MoreBecoming Bankable: Funding Terms You Need to Know
Accessing capital is one of our toughest challenges as black women-owned businesses. According to a report by Digital Undivided’s Project Diane, firms started by black women received only .0006% of VC funding raised by startups between 2009 and 2017. This number is offensively low! But, the reality is that venture capital (VC) funding often comes…
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