In a world where small businesses thrive under the right leadership and ideals, only 1% of venture capital-funded founders in the United States are black or are of other underrepresented communities. Conversely, just 3% of London’s inhabitants working in tech companies are Black, and 8.5% of CEOs and senior leaders in the United Kingdom’s tech …
There are numerous problems and hurdles that Black women in tech must overcome to gain access to the best resources and jobs. The value Black employees bring to any company, no matter their success in achieving an education and relevant knowledge, is often undermined or not recognized. The facts show that Black women are an …
Attending an event for women in business is a unique opportunity for female entrepreneurs to learn from other women business owners. There are a host of options when it comes to such events. Start by exploring what’s available in various locations. Then, decide which conferences are best for your personal and professional development. Choosing the …
Starting your own business is risky unless you’ve got everything planned. And even then, business owners struggle to keep their small businesses afloat. Some choose to undertake business training while others prefer to do it themselves. But none experience the trials and tribulations that black business owners face. Black-owned businesses are still not looked at …
Working around social issues has been the go-to way of functioning for many businesses in the past. Historically, Black-owned businesses were often overlooked and practically viewed as non-existent throughout crucial growth periods. Underserved and underrepresented communities were seen as ways companies could evolve their business without proper compensation (money, freedom, etc.). This gross mismanagement of …