Black women entrepreneurs are making waves in various industries. From fashion to beauty and public relations, these talented businesswomen are breaking barriers and building empires.
Their stories inspire and showcase the power of determination, creativity, and resilience.
Black-Owned Luxury Brands Shine on Global Stage
Tequila Wright, CEO of Delisa Rose, is taking the fashion world by storm. Her luxury lingerie brand will debut at Paris Fashion Week this year. This milestone represents a significant achievement for Black-owned businesses in the fashion industry.
Wright acknowledges the challenges of entrepreneurship. “Transitioning from New York Fashion Week to Paris Fashion Week within a single year is truly remarkable,” she says. Her journey proves that with perseverance, any obstacle can be overcome.
Designer Scrubs Revolutionize Healthcare Fashion
Angel Love, former Basketball Wives LA star, launched Life Angels in 2019. Her designer scrubs bring style and comfort to medical professionals. Love’s background as an RN inspired her to create fashionable uniforms for healthcare workers.
“Life Angels was inspired by a blend of necessity and a deep personal connection,” Love explains. Her grandmother, a talented seamstress, helped develop the first set of uniforms. This personal touch adds heart to Love’s successful business venture.
PR Powerhouse Expands into Beauty Industry
Eboyné M. Jackson’s journey began with Divine Influence PR. Her success in public relations allowed her to venture into beauty with Luxe on 7th and Eboyné Royale. Jackson’s story highlights the importance of faith in business.
“Once I took a step back and allowed God to be the CEO of my company, my business began to flourish,” Jackson shares. Her beauty brand, On Luxe Beauty, celebrates women’s strength and resilience.
Creating a Marketplace for Black-Owned Businesses
Jae’da Turner saw a gap in the market and filled it with Black Owned Bos. This platform has generated over $3 million in revenue for businesses within its network. Turner’s vision has created a thriving ecosystem for Black-owned companies.
The success of Black Owned Bos. demonstrates the power of community support. Turner’s monthly subscription box further promotes local Black-owned brands, amplifying their reach and impact.
Celebrating Black Business Month
August marks National Black Business Month, a time to support and celebrate Black-owned enterprises. According to 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.
For these entrepreneurs, Black Business Month holds special significance. It’s a time to recognize their contributions and inspire future generations of Black business owners.
As Angel Love puts it, “Black Business Month is about empowering our present and future, ensuring that the legacy of Black excellence continues in every industry.”
