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Carol’s Daughter Founder Lisa Price on Being Black-Founded vs. Black-Owned
With All Due Respect
White Entrepreneurs Need to Stop Capitalizing on Black Culture
Exclusive insight into the trials and tribulations of building ✷game-changing✷ companies.
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Beatrice Dixon
Founder and CEO of The Honey Pot Company
The 38-year-old founder launched the world’s first plant-based feminine care line with a $21,000 loan. Her ultimate goal? Selling her company.
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Morgan Mercer
Founder and CEO of Vantage Point
Morgan Mercer has raised $3.75 million for her virtual reality anti-bias training platform—one of only a handful of minority women to raise over seven figures.
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Kai Avent-deLeon
Founder of Sincerely Tommy
The founder of Sincerely Tommy on the heavy toll of protecting your mental health as a Black woman in the current state of America.
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Lauren Singer
Founder and CEO of Package Free
The founder of zero-waste store Package Free opens up about the importance of complete transparency during a global pandemic.
Features
A Novel MealDelivery ServiceTakes Flight
Breeze is rebuilding the post-COVID travel experience with its contactless, health-conscious, and on-demand online airport food service.
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How Venture Capitalists Are Rethinking Post-Pandemic Investments
What business models will thrive and how will consumers spend their money beyond COVID-19? We ask four female investors for their post-pandemic insight.