About ©The BOSS Network
BOSS™: Bringing Out Successful Sisters
At The BOSS Network, our mission is to empower and uplift women of color by fostering the spirit of entrepreneurship and career development. As a thriving online community, we connect professional and entrepreneurial women through digital content, dynamic programs, and event-based networking, creating a powerful support system for success.
As a collective, The BOSS Network is committed to helping women achieve independence and fulfillment in their careers and businesses. Our core goal is simple yet impactful: “Bringing Out Successful Sisters” by building strong relationships and networks that support women in every aspect of their professional and personal growth. Through education, information, and resources, we provide opportunities that drive success and transformation.
Beyond networking, The BOSS Network is redefining how enterprising women are recognized in business and media. We have become a go-to resource for companies seeking to engage with and invest in minority female influencers. By cultivating entrepreneurial mindsets, we inspire successful women to mentor and support the next generation of leaders. Through live events, virtual seminars, and networking opportunities, we provide our members and business partners with premier brand exposure and lasting connections.
Accolades & Recognition
The impact of The BOSS Network has been widely recognized:
- Named one of the Top 10 Entrepreneurial Websites for Women and 10 Best Career Sites for Women (Forbes.com).
- Featured as one of the 9 Must-Follow Twitter Accounts (BlackEnterprise.com).
- Ranked among the 50 Best Websites for Entrepreneurs (Inc.com).
Guided by our motto, “Growth Through Networking Beyond Events,” we empower our community to extend their connections beyond in-person experiences through social media and digital engagement. Today, The BOSS Network stands as the #1 digital platform for minority women, blending professionalism with sisterhood. As we celebrate over 15 years of impact, we are proud to have supported more than 200,000 women nationwide—and we’re just getting started.
