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Wealth justice activist Chloe McKenzie, founder of BlackFem, is closing the wealth gap by empowering Black women and girls.

In just three years, Pinky Cole has grown the wildly popular, Atlanta-based Slutty Vegan from a food truck to a restaurant chain with a list of famous fans

Addie Elabor built African-inspired fashion line D’IYANU into a multimillion-dollar brand by exemplifying the company’s core value of being customer centered

Olamide Olowe is the youngest Black woman to raise $1 million, having raised $2.6 million for her skincare startup Topicals – with the help of a few famous Black women

Bea Dixon used her gift for healing and an intuitive approach to business to build feminine care company The Honey Pot into a multimillion-dollar brand

Dawn Dickson is blazing a trail in self-service retail, using facial recognition and machine learning in her smart vending machines and kiosks

Actress Kim Fields turned her personal love of coffee into her latest business venture, Signature Blends by Kim Fields

From an early age, Cherae Robinson, founder of Tastemakers Africa, which just raised its first million dollars in venture funding, felt a pull to the Continent

Mahisha Dellinger, founder of CURLS, has amplified her impact through “Mind Your Business with Mahisha” on OWN, the Black Girls Making Millions Academy, and a new program for Black-owned beauty supply stores.

Serial entrepreneur Sevetri Wilson started her first business at 23 after losing her parents and bootstrapped it to seven figures with zero capital.