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Empowerment starts with support. By prioritizing Black-owned businesses, we contribute to economic equity, foster community growth, and amplify diverse voices in entrepreneurship. Let's make a difference together by actively supporting and uplifting Black businesses. #SupportBlackBusinesses #EconomicEquity #CommunityGrowth
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📣 Join the Conversation! 📣 We want YOUR input! Share your thoughts, reflections, feedback, and ideas on CUE's role in transforming Chicagoans' relationship to power. You're invited to an intimate small group discussion where we'll explore whether our initiatives are aligned toward achieving our goals: 1. Increasing residents' belief that it is worthwhile to engage with local government 2. Equipping residents with greater insights into our local systems 3. Leverage civic knowledge and participation to increase government responsiveness to the needs of BIPOC communities RSVP to Brainstorm, Test, and Provide Critical Guidance to CUE! Choose your involvement: 👥 Collaborate with a group within the CUE network (limited to 15): - May 2nd, 5:30-7 p.m. - May 14th, 3:30-5 p.m. - May 23rd, 6-7 p.m. (Virtual) 📞 Request a one-on-one conversation with our consultant, Adria Husband. **Participants will receive a $100 stipend for their time. In-person gatherings will include light refreshments and food. Questions? Reach out to Adria. Let's shape the future of Chicago together! Learn more and RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/gk2WbAUm
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Access to capital is crucial for business growth—and yet, Black entrepreneurs received less than .5% of VC dollars in 2024. Furthermore, Black and Latine entrepreneurs who are considered low-risk applicants are nearly 20% less likely to receive full funding for SBA loans, and over 10% more likely to be denied loans altogether. ESO is here to eliminate systemic barriers to access with capital funding for Black and Brown-owned businesses. We’re here to be Your First Yes: the investors that even the playing field to provide your business the funding it deserves. To learn more about our Impact in 2023, you can read out full Community Impact Report here: https://hubs.ly/Q02r7P8h0
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🎉 During #HispanicHeritageMonth, we celebrate the strength, adaptability, and inspiring ambition of Hispanic business owners. Texas is home to 1 out of every 5 of the nation’s Hispanic-owned businesses and is the top state for employment by Hispanic women-owned businesses. 👩💻 Let’s support, uplift, and empower these entrepreneurs. 💼👏 Stay tuned for more posts celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month! 🙌 #HispanicBusinessOwners #CommunityLeaders
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The 2023 San Diego Economic Equity Report, funded by San Diego Foundation and developed in partnership with the San Diego Regional Policy & Innovation Center, highlighted that Black San Diegans continue to face significant economic, health, and housing inequities. This data drives the efforts of the San Diego Black Chamber of Commerce’s Urban Business Resource Center, which offers programs aimed at closing the generational wealth gap in underserved communities. Learn more about how the Urban Business Resource Center empowers Black entrepreneurs: https://bit.ly/3Z2538g #BlackBusinessMonth
Pathways to Prosperity: How the Urban Business Resource Center Empowers Black Entrepreneurs
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Creating a more equitable San Diego and Beyond | People-First Leader | Senior Director of People, Culture and Diversity
The 2023 San Diego Economic Equity Report, funded by San Diego Foundation and developed in partnership with the San Diego Regional Policy & Innovation Center, highlighted that Black San Diegans continue to face significant economic, health, and housing inequities. This data drives the efforts of the San Diego Black Chamber of Commerce’s Urban Business Resource Center, which offers programs aimed at closing the generational wealth gap in underserved communities. Learn more about how the Urban Business Resource Center empowers Black entrepreneurs: https://bit.ly/3Z2538g #BlackBusinessMonth
Pathways to Prosperity: How the Urban Business Resource Center Empowers Black Entrepreneurs
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Support Black-Owned Businesses This Summer: Here's Why Supporting Black-owned businesses, especially during the slower summer months, brings numerous benefits to the community and the economy: 1. Economic Empowerment: Your support helps create jobs, promote economic growth, and build wealth within Black communities, contributing to a more equitable society. 2. Diverse Products and Services: Black-owned businesses often offer unique and culturally rich products and services, providing fresh and innovative choices for consumers. 3. Community Development: By supporting these businesses, you help strengthen local neighborhoods, as many Black entrepreneurs reinvest in their communities through various initiatives and programs. 4. Closing the Racial Wealth Gap: Increased patronage can help reduce the racial wealth gap by providing Black business owners with the capital and resources needed to grow and sustain their ventures. 5. Representation and Inspiration: Supporting Black-owned businesses promotes representation and can inspire future generations of Black entrepreneurs to pursue their dreams. 6. Social Impact: Your support can have a ripple effect, encouraging others to follow suit and fostering a more inclusive and supportive economic environment. This summer, make a conscious effort to support Black-owned businesses. Your patronage matters and can make a significant difference during the slower months. Together, we can build stronger, more vibrant communities. #blackowned #blackownedbusinesses #supportblackbusinesses #supportourcommunity #sofloblackpages #shopblackownedbusinesses
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Founder, Dunmore Capital Ventures | COO, Simply Global | Impact & Angel Investor | International Speaker | Global Philanthropist | 50+ Countries | CONNECTING FOUNDERS with FUNDERS! $6 MILLION IN FUNDING SECURED!
**AUGUST IS BLACK BUSINESS MONTH!** This August, I’m committed to supporting as many small business owners and entrepreneurs as possible. 2024 has brought a tough economic climate, and Black business owners are navigating particularly challenging waters. Yet, despite hurdles like inflation, limited access to traditional financing, and systemic barriers, many Black entrepreneurs are still brimming with optimism for the future! At Dunmore Capital Ventures, we want to fuel that optimism with a special offer. For the entire month of August, we’re offering virtual access to our signature Access Granted Conference for just $100! When you purchase your ticket, you’re not just gaining knowledge from high-net-worth individuals and industry leaders from the comfort of your own space—you’re also getting: - **30-Day Access to the “MONETIZE LINKEDIN” E-course ($197 Value)** - **30-Day Access to the “CROWDFUNDING 101” E-course ($197 Value)** - **Access to the VIDEO REPLAY ($497 Value)** - **Vendor Marketplace Access ($47 Value)** Remember, growing and scaling your business is less about capital and more about community! Let us help you build the community you want, while unlocking the capital you need. https://lnkd.in/g4eg3bmM
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▪ In Recognition of Black Business Month at Access Mode! Did you know as of 2019, Black business owners own 3.5 million businesses and employ more than 1.2 million people? Growth in the Black owned business sector represents an annual increase of over 7% in people employed by Black entrepreneurs (U.S. Small Business Administration, Office of Advocacy, 2024). ➕ With ongoing support, Black entrepreneurs have the potential to significantly increase their contribution to the U.S. economy. These businesses, currently employing more than 1.2 million people, drive innovation, create jobs, and foster community development. Their growth will further strengthen the economic fabric of our nation. 🫱🏾🫲🏼 Let's all continue to create pathways for success and support Black-owned businesses in every way we can! ❓How can we, as a community, further support the growth and success of Black-owned businesses? #BlackBusinessMonth #BlackEntrepreneurs #DiversityInBusiness #AccessMode #SupportBlackBusinesses
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Certified Nonprofit Professional with Master's in Nonprofit Leadership - Cultural Arts Consultant | University of San Diego
The 2023 San Diego Economic Equity Report, funded by San Diego Foundation and developed in partnership with the San Diego Regional Policy & Innovation Center, highlighted that Black San Diegans continue to face significant economic, health, and housing inequities. This data drives the efforts of the San Diego Black Chamber of Commerce’s Urban Business Resource Center, which offers programs aimed at closing the generational wealth gap in underserved communities. Learn more about how the Urban Business Resource Center empowers Black entrepreneurs: https://bit.ly/3Z2538g #BlackBusinessMonth
Pathways to Prosperity: How the Urban Business Resource Center Empowers Black Entrepreneurs
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