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Why do Some Black People Turn to Entrepreneurship?
In this episode, we finally talk to the entrepreneurs! We discuss why they got into entrepreneurship, the reasons why some Black people are pushed into or out of the traditional workplace, and how many times you can say the word "entrepreneur" before your tongue just gets up and quits. Euda also talks to Mike Morris, the man behind the South Bend Entrepreneurs in Adversity Program, and Catrina about her experiences in the traditional workplace.
Entrepreneurs Featured in this Episode:
Lacquisha Owens: Heavenly Sent Sea Moss, [email protected]
Reba Robinson: Reba J. Perspectives, LLC, [email protected]
TaeLor Lake: Trophy Details, [email protected]
Adell Badgett: Dellstar VR, [email protected]
Vida A. Harley: Women Entrepreneurs Matter, Inc., [email protected]
Also Featured in this episode:
Michael H. Morris
Catrina A.
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By Euda FilsIn this episode, we finally talk to the entrepreneurs! We discuss why they got into entrepreneurship, the reasons why some Black people are pushed into or out of the traditional workplace, and how many times you can say the word "entrepreneur" before your tongue just gets up and quits. Euda also talks to Mike Morris, the man behind the South Bend Entrepreneurs in Adversity Program, and Catrina about her experiences in the traditional workplace.
Entrepreneurs Featured in this Episode:
Lacquisha Owens: Heavenly Sent Sea Moss, [email protected]
Reba Robinson: Reba J. Perspectives, LLC, [email protected]
TaeLor Lake: Trophy Details, [email protected]
Adell Badgett: Dellstar VR, [email protected]
Vida A. Harley: Women Entrepreneurs Matter, Inc., [email protected]
Also Featured in this episode:
Michael H. Morris
Catrina A.