Join The BOSS Network Partner The Loop 21 for the State Of The Black Economy 2012 Survey. Voice Your Opinion And Talk About The Issues That Matter To You!!!
Just found this site from Forbes top 100 websites for women 2012. Congrats! And I think I already missed this great survey! Hope there will be next time. Looking forward to it!
March is officially “Women’s History Month” and it seemed only right to highlight some amazing women who represent leadership, and support the BOSS mission. This list is compiled of women who I respect for taking 100% responsibility for their destiny and striving to be change agents for the next generation of young women. We salute them and you should too… just follow them on Twitter to be a part of the greatness. You can also follow me @MsCityGlobal and let’s continue to make history one BOSS at a time. @aliahPR Aliah Davis, Founder of PR-Diva.com and Aliah PR http://www.aliahpr.com @AnikaKai Anika Jackson, Founder of AnikaKai Events http://www.anikakaievents.com @authenticnoise Antoinette Arnold, Authentic Noise PR agency http://www.authenticnoise.com @SmBizFinance Antonina Geer, Founder and CEO of Simplistic Financials, LLC. http://www.simplisticfinancials.com @artdeal Artiatesia Deal, Creative Principal at ArtDeal Designs http://www.artiatesiadeal.com @artieka
In recognition of National Women's Small Business Month, we find ourselves at a critical juncture where our actions can make a profound impact on the lives and aspirations of Black women founders in Atlanta. The BOSS Network is proud to unveil its new research report in partnership with Sage, "Voices of Strength: Pathways to Success for Black Women Founders." This research sheds light on the unique challenges these entrepreneurs face. While we celebrate their remarkable resilience and passion, it is imperative that we step forward to provide the support they urgently need. Access to Capital, Digitalization, and Mentorship Challenges The report's findings reveal a stark reality: despite being the fastest-growing community of successful entrepreneurs in the US, only five percent of surveyed Black women founders in Atlanta have secured funding through business loans or venture capital funds. Additionally, only 20% are familiar with the process of applying for and recei
Pat E. Perkins CPCC, A Leadership & Life Strategist focused on empowering women of color to advance in their careers purposefully, powerfully and profitably.Pat holds an ICF Coaching Certification and a Masters from Roosevelt University. She's a native of Chicago who enjoys being a loving Aunt to a tribe of nieces and nephews.Her personal motto is“To whom much is given, much is required.” TheBOSSNetwork: What were some obstacles that you faced in the beginning process of starting your business or career? PP: My biggest obstacle in the beginning when I launched my business was my mindset about marketing. If you build it, they will not come. Magnetic marketing is key to attracting ideal clients and sharing how your services will make a difference in their life.Often new entrepreneurs hold back and it’s not their fault. We were taught that it’s rude to brag on yourself. Well if you don’t believe in yourself, no one else will. Self-promotion is key and is linked to confi
Just found this site from Forbes top 100 websites for women 2012. Congrats! And I think I already missed this great survey! Hope there will be next time. Looking forward to it!
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