10K Grant Program: Sage Invest in Progress from the BOSS Impact Fund (Apply Today!)

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Hey BOSS,

I hope you are well! Did you know Black women are the largest and fastest-growing segment of entrepreneurs? However, Black women founders only make up less than 1% of entrepreneurs that get investment for their small businesses. The BOSS Network has been on a mission for over 13 years to provide resources and support for Black women entrepreneurs. 


We have recently launched the BOSS Impact Fund and I would love it if you would help us spread the word, to black women-owned businesses who will benefit from this funding. BOSS launched our first grant program called “Invest In Progress” and is doing a social campaign to raise awareness. This program is sponsored by Sage (who serves millions of small to medium size businesses around the world) and will give 25 women a $10K grant, plus one year of mentorship through our BOSS Business University. 


The grant is open for applications from January 26th- February 25th and you can apply at www.BOSSImpactFund.com. Feel free to share all the content attached and thank you for joining us as we continue to support Black women. 


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Are you a Black female entrepreneur in need of funding for your business and mentorship? Apply for the #InvestInProgress $10,000 grant powered by @SageOfficial. For details visit www.bossimpactfund.com 

Cheers to a New Year!

Cameka Smith, BOSS Founder

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