Announcement: BOSS Top 40 Business Stars of 2023

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2023 is coming to an end. It seems only right to highlight some amazing women, who represent leadership, and excellence, and support the BOSS mission

This list highlights businesswomen, who inspire us by taking destiny into their own hands. They are leaders and change agents for the next generation of bosses. We salute them in all their greatness as they continue to make BOSS moves. Follow these bosses!

Adodo Robinsonwww.delalicosmetics.com@Delalicosmetics
Alicia Hillwww.acareergirl.com@acgbrandmgmt
Alisha Brownwww.alishadevonfitness.com@alisha.devon
Amber Sheetswww.cielahandmade.com@cielahandmade
Angelique Michellewww.iconiqstyle.com@Angelique_iconiq
Antoinette Constantinehttp://www.nettiesknowledge.com@nettieknowledge
Ashley Daviswww.rawarriorfitness.com@ashnic_rawarriorfitness
Camille Cookwww.creamycrackbodycream.com@creamycrackbodycream
Christina Wellswww.iturbanboutique.com@iturbanboutique
Cindy Whitenerwww.whitenersolutions.com@whitenerbusiness
Dr. Marilyn Berchie-Gialamaswww.trinitywellnessmd.us@TrinityWellnessMD
Dr. Michelle Simmonswww.why-not-prosper.org@why__not__prosper
Erin Personwww.connecteonetwork.com@connecteonetwork
Ermelle Martinezwww.whowearefoundation.org@whowearefoundation
Feleccia Turnerwww.shopbrownstone.com@the.brownstone.experience
Felicia Bradleywww.cocoaonyx.com@cocoaandonyx
Isis Asarewww.sistahscifi.com@sistahscifi
Jackie Dawn Adamswww.melodramaboutique.com@melodrama20years
Karen Moorewww.thecolourofbeautiful.black@thecolourofbeautiful
Kenya Brantleywww.greenhousemercantile.com@greenhousemercantile
Kozi Kyleswww.kozikyles.com@kozikyles
Larita Webbwww.webbmarkhealth.com@webbmarkhealth
Laverne Cheeseborowww.heavenlymadecreations.com@heavenlymadecreations
Maria Kellywww.popspopcornsa.com@popspopcornsa
Melissa PouxWilliamswww.eahomedecor.com@loverofmelaninn
Nina Huggarwww.solutionzarepossible.com@solutionzarepossible
Olivia Addeolawww.adasessentials.com@adas.essentials
Porsha Greenwww.purposepragency.com@porshagreenpr
Qiana Turnerwww.madisonelyseevents.com@madisonelyseevents
Renee Matthewswww.mbaservicesllc.com@mbaservicesllc
Renita Bryantwww.sightsset.com@renita_bryant
Shavonne Moorerwww.savvyglobalbrands.com@savvygbofficially
Tamecia Shaheedwww.harvesttimetax.com@harvesttimetax
Tasheara Perkinwww.parkavenuecurls.com@parkavenuecurls
Tennille Johnsonwww.scrubstotherescue.com@scrubs2therescue
Tiffany Andersonwww.tiffanysnatural.com@iamtiffanyanderson
Tiché Oplandwww.pleijsalon.com@pleijsalon
Tina L. Fletcher, Ph.D.www.thetestprepinstitute.com@thetestprepinstitute
Victory Okoriewww.mobilehealthstaffing.com@mobilehealthteamstaffing
Wanda Banks-Greenwww.zagbrandingsolutions.com@zagbranding

To learn more about the BOSS network visit us and join us at http://www.thebossnetwork.org The BOSS Network is a women's networking organization dedicated to highlighting, connecting, and empowering professional women and entrepreneurs while creating opportunities for growth through networking beyond events. The BOSS Network was named by Forbes.com as one of the Top 10 Best Career and Entrepreneurial Sites for Women. Inc.com listed as a Top Website for Entrepreneurs.


Will you be a shining business star next year? #TheBOSSNetwork

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