You've built your business and are ready to take the next step, expanding and innovating to reach new growth potential. However, growth often requires resources, and securing the right financing can be a hurdle.
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Is your company a minority, woman or other diverse-owned business enterprise? If so, you might be missing out on valuable opportunities to grow your business.
Navigating the funding landscape can be challenging. Still, numerous opportunities specifically cater to Black-owned businesses.
Explore effective strategies for supporting Black-owned businesses, including increasing visibility, direct engagement, partnerships and advocacy for equity to foster innovation and diversity in the business world.
To help Black-owned businesses identify the best funding sources available, we asked CEOs and business leaders this question for their best insights. From the iFundWomen of Color Program to Reign Ventures, there are several options available particularly for Black business owners to secure funding for their businesses.
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To help you best support Black-owned businesses, we asked Black business owners and leaders this question for their best recommendations. From promoting Black-owned businesses on social media to providing Black founders with more access to funding, several recommendations may help you offer the best support to Black-owned businesses as you celebrate National Black Business Month.
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