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A defining moment in Japhia’s career was her time at iHeartMedia, where she was one of only two Black employees in her market. Witnessing fi

Brittany Biggett-Heeren is not just a fitness coach—she is a movement builder. As the founder of Prismatic Venus Fitness, Brittany is dedica

Insley Ettienne’s journey into property mediation was shaped by her extensive career in social housing and dispute resolution. Beginning as

Ramallah’s entry into the tech space wasn’t a straightforward path. After dropping out of college in her sophomore year, she found herself s

Annterria’s journey into business was born out of a desire to create generational wealth while addressing a critical gap in women’s healthca

Minnie’s entrepreneurial spirit began early. As a teenager, she was constantly rejected for job opportunities, which led her to create webpa

Kimia Allison is redefining what it means to be successful—not by external measures, but by alignment, authenticity, and wellness from withi

Jazmyn Miller-Gibbs is redefining what it means to be a designer with confidence, creativity, and cultural awareness. Whether she’s transfor

Naimah is committed to helping Black women step into their full power, build strong relationships, and create lasting legacies. Follow her j

Jennifer Benton is redefining what it means to be a Black woman in marketing, proving that with determination, strategy, and a strong suppor

Turning passion into purpose is a journey many embark on, but few truly master. Sharmon Lebby, founder of Blessed Designs Consulting, has bu

Some of the greatest entrepreneurial journeys are born from necessity, and Noushky Fabius’ transition from healthcare professional to culina

Alicia Hurtt is more than a businesswoman—she is a healer, an advocate, and a force for change in maternal health. Through her unwavering de

Benedicta’s approach is holistic. She integrates faith, emotional wellness, and personal development into every interaction. A devout Christian, she believes in healing through both spiritual and practical means. Her sessions often include prayer, journaling, and reflection—alongside coaching exercises that challenge limiting beliefs and build emotional strength.

Her journey of self-discovery didn’t just transform her—it saved her. She learned what it meant to truly love herself beyond surface-level c

The journey of an entrepreneur is often marked by passion, resilience, and bold moves. For Jennell Moody, the founder of Love Janelle, her s

As a registered nurse, she loved helping others, but something felt off. The rigid structure of staff nursing didn’t align with her vision of impact. Meanwhile, she saw a glaring gap in the aesthetics space: there were hardly any practitioners who looked like her, and even fewer options for Black women seeking culturally competent care. “I couldn’t bring a seat to this table,” she recalls. “I had to build my own.”

After her TBI, Alysha had to relearn how to function physically, emotionally, and mentally. She began to understand that trauma lives in the body—not just in the mind. That understanding shaped her personal healing and later, her professional path. She pursued certifications in trauma-informed somatic practices and began developing a body of work that focused on the intersection of trauma, nervous system regulation, and feminine energy.

DeAnna Green is more than a businesswoman; she is a movement. Through her relentless pursuit of excellence, she is reshaping industries, emp

At just 28, Kassy Webb is the powerhouse behind Connecting Visionaries Agency, a marketing and consulting firm dedicated to uplifting Black