Are you struggling to tell your business story in a way that lands you funding?

In this powerful episode, Alejandra sits down with Latasha Randle, program manager of the Fund Her Future grant, and Irene Bekoe, a recent grant awardee and founder of That Good Good Shea. Together, they share the inside story of how women of color entrepreneurs can position themselves to receive funding, the role of mission-driven business in winning opportunities, and how support goes far beyond just writing a check.

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Key Takeaways:

• Your story is not a weakness—it’s your most powerful asset.

• Mission-driven businesses that uplift communities stand out to funders.

• Applying for grants requires time, patience, and editing—start early.

• Money matters, but access to expertise and ongoing business support can be even more transformative.

• Partnerships with the right advisors prepare you for scaling, hiring, and future opportunities.

 

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