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Shattering the Ceiling: Janice Bryant Howroyd’s Journey to Becoming the First African American Women to Build a Billion-dollar Company
How does a woman entrepreneur take a company from zero and transform it into an industry-leading global enterprise? Today, we’re answering the billion-dollar question…
In this very special episode of Women Who Own It, we sit with Janice Bryant Howroyd, founder and CEO of The ActOne Group, a WBENC-Certified employment, workforce management, and procurement solutions company operating in more than 30 countries across the globe. Janice has been recognized as one of the top 50 leading women entrepreneurs in business today and is ranked as the second wealthiest self-made African-American woman in the world.
In this inspiring interview, Janice shares the story of how she started a company with only a few hundred dollars and grew it to the largest privately-held, woman- and minority-owned workforce management company in the U.S.
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How does a woman entrepreneur take a company from zero and transform it into an industry-leading global enterprise? Today, we’re answering the billion-dollar question…
In this very special episode of Women Who Own It, we sit with Janice Bryant Howroyd, founder and CEO of The ActOne Group, a WBENC-Certified employment, workforce management, and procurement solutions company operating in more than 30 countries across the globe. Janice has been recognized as one of the top 50 leading women entrepreneurs in business today and is ranked as the second wealthiest self-made African-American woman in the world.
In this inspiring interview, Janice shares the story of how she started a company with only a few hundred dollars and grew it to the largest privately-held, woman- and minority-owned workforce management company in the U.S.