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Pitched To Perfection: 10 Black Women Owned Businesses Win Big At New Voices + Target Accelerators Pitch Competition
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Stacy M. Brown | 2/26/2021, 6 a.m. Arion Long, Femly founder Courtesy Photo
Arion Long started her company, Femly, after being diagnosed with a cervical tumor linked to chemicals in popular feminine products. But, she survived that, and her business is surviving the pandemic.
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Bianca Jackson, owner, BrickRose Exchange
Bianca Jackson, a visionary and trailblazer, had always possessed a drive to do more than what her career as a tech journalist allowed. The Philadelphia- born entrepreneur, who owns and operates BrickRose Exchange, not only survived the pandemic, but sheâs thriving.
Both Long and Jackson are among the first round of Comcast RISE award recipients.
Meet 10 More Black Women Entrepreneurs Preparing To Win Big For Their Businesses
See these extraordinary ladies shine at our first New Voices + Target Accelerators Pitch Competition of the year TODAY at 3PM on essencestudios.com!
Black women business owners are continuing to remain at the forefront of innovation as entrepreneurs and the New Voices team is joining forces with the Target Accelerators team yet again to give ten of these hard-working women the chance of a lifetime. Poised and prepared before a panel of business experts, the ladies will be sharing their entrepreneurship journeys for a chance to win between $5,000 and $20,000 in funding for their businesses. Winners will also receive business coaching & mentoring from @newvoicesfamily to help them grow and scale their companies with purpose.
Courvoisier supports minority-owned businesses 23rd December, 2020 by Owen Bellwood
Beam Suntory-owned Courvoisier Cognac has partnered with civil rights organisation the National Urban League to award grants to five minority-owned businesses impacted by the pandemic.
Beam Suntory-owned Courvoisier partnered with the National Urban League
During the Small Business Entrepreneurship Summit, Courvoisier and the National Urban League awarded US$5,000 grants to five firms across the US.
These included: Kristin Meyers of Bhakti Wellness Yoga, which provides yoga and mindfulness training to organisations, institutions, and individuals; Arion Long from Femly, which offers plant-based alternatives to feminine care products; and Ebony Johnson of Career Connector Pro, an organisation that provides employment transition services for women.
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