Black Women Entrepreneurs Bringing Beauty And Brains To The Business World
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For Tequila Wright, the CEO of Delisa Rose — a Black-owned luxury brand showing for the first time at Paris Fashion Week this year — Black Business Month is essential to “promoting inclusivity in the marketplace.”
While we support Black-owned businesses all year round, August places a spotlight on business owners and entrepreneurs. Think of it like a call to action to support the companies for us, by us. “Providing opportunities for job creation within black communities can enhance relationships and foster empowerment. Recognition is something all black businesses deserve,” says Rose.
August is National Black Business Month, an opportunity to support and celebrate Black-owned businesses. According to the Department of Small and Local Business Development, citing recent data, “there are approximately 3.12 million Black-owned businesses in the United States. These businesses employ 1.18 million people and generate $133.7 billion in total sales, highlighting their significant contribution to the economy.”
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“As a small black business owner, it means the world to me to be able to celebrate my contributions in the marketplace along with my counterparts. I thank God for the opportunity to serve in the marketplace–it’s a tremendous blessing!, says Eboyné M. Jackson, CEO of Divine Influence PR, Luxe on 7th, Eboyné Royale, and On Luxe Beauty”
Former Basketball Wives LA star Angel Love launched her Life Angels brand in 2019. Love’s designer scrubs are a luxury uniform for medical professionals. Black Business Month is essential to Love, who admits she has faced barriers in the business world.
“This month is a powerful reminder of our resilience and creativity. It’s essential that we uplift each other, celebrate our successes, and create spaces where we can grow and thrive together. Just as Black History Month honors our past, Black Business Month is about empowering our present and future, ensuring that the legacy of Black excellence continues in every industry.”
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