Black to Business

Black to Business

Information Services

Brooklyn, New York 531 followers

Building Black Businesses, One Step at a Time.

About us

Black to Business is your ultimate destination for simplifying the startup journey for new and first-generation Black entrepreneurs. We understand that often, the uncertainty of where to start prevents potential business owners from taking the leap. Rooted in education, practicality, and community, we empower entrepreneurs with the knowledge and confidence needed to succeed. By providing clear guidance, we eliminate barriers and create a supportive space where business ownership becomes achievable.

Website
http://www.blacktobusiness.com
Industry
Information Services
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Brooklyn, New York
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2014

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    Ever recruited a top-tier team member only to discover their old non-compete could derail your plans? 🚧 With upcoming regulatory changes, this situation is becoming increasingly relevant, and we’re here to help you navigate it. In our latest podcast episode (#209), we dive into the FTC Non-compete Rule and the Corporate Transparency Act—two major updates that will transform how you manage your team and stay compliant. These aren’t just routine updates; they’re pivotal for reshaping your business operations. What you'll learn: ✅The essentials of the FTC Non-compete Rule and its impact starting September 4, 2024. ✅How this rule can enhance competition and drive innovation in your business. ✅Who’s considered a "senior executive" under the new rule. ✅Key points of the Corporate Transparency Act effective January 1, 2024. ✅Deadlines for submitting Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reports. We’re excited to have Merlyne Jean-Louis as our guest. Merlyne is the founder of Jean-Louis Law, a virtual law firm specializing in business and entertainment law. With degrees from Duke Law and NYU, she’s been featured in Bloomberg, CBS, The Verge, and Fast Company for her expertise and innovative approach. Merlyne is dedicated to helping entrepreneurs and creatives protect their assets, brands, and content. 👉🏿Tune in to gain the insights you need to keep your business compliant and forward-thinking amidst these changes → https://bit.ly/3y116Wu

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    👀 Ready to master your business taxes like a pro? 📊 Say goodbye to tax headaches with our latest episode! Tap the link in our bio to dive into essential tax-saving strategies that could transform your bottom line. In episode #208 of #BlackToBusinessPodcast, we’re joined by Ibrahim Mohammed, a tax expert dedicated to helping small business owners navigate the complexities of tax planning. Ibrahim shares actionable tips on maximizing deductions and minimizing liabilities, tailored specifically for entrepreneurs like you. During this episode, you’ll discover: ✅How to avoid common tax pitfalls, such as mixing personal and business expenses ✅Strategies for leveraging special tax codes to unlock potential tax-free rental income ✅Insights into different business entities and their tax implications ✅Effective tactics for deferring income and accelerating expenses to reduce taxable income 👋🏿Meet Ibrahim Mohammed: A Chicago native with a passion for finance, Ibrahim combines his accounting expertise with a dedication to supporting business success. His firm aims to save businesses significant sums in taxes while ensuring compliance and ethical practices. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to gain valuable insights that can empower your business! Tune in to the episode now → https://bit.ly/3zBYQp5

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    👀Ever felt like you're stretching every dollar just to keep your business dream alive? We get it. As Black entrepreneurs, navigating the world of self-funding can be tough, but it's not impossible. Check out our latest episode #207 of the Black To Business podcast, where we're breaking down the art of bootstrapping with the incredible Gina Woods. Tune in: https://bit.ly/3LiAza2 Gina Woods, Co-Founder/Owner of Donnas Recipe , knows a thing or two about building a successful business from the ground up. From getting her vegan beauty products into Target and Ulta Beauty stores to running a mastermind program empowering women entrepreneurs, Gina's journey is packed with insights you don’t want to miss. 🎧 In this episode, you’ll learn: 👉🏿How to manage your finances like a pro, keeping personal and business expenses separate. 👉🏿Innovative ways to fund your business, including bartering and leveraging your network. 👉🏿The power of customer feedback in boosting your credibility and sales. 👉🏿How to turn setbacks into stepping stones for growth. We’re here to equip you with the tools and strategies to thrive. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to sustain your business with limited resources, Gina's expertise will guide you through. Ready to master self-funding? Tune in to hear Gina's blueprint for success → https://bit.ly/3LiAza2

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    📣 We are thrilled to announce our 2024 Black Men Who Lead List! Throughout June, we celebrated the remarkable contributions of Black men in business and community. This year, we're keeping the celebration going into July. 🎉 💼 What is Black Men Who Lead? Black Men Who Lead is our annual initiative dedicated to highlighting exceptional men who are making significant strides in business and community across various industries. These leaders are shaping the future of Black entrepreneurship and creating lasting impacts within their communities. 📍 Check out the full 2024 list → https://bit.ly/3VEQPHa 🙏🏿 A special thanks to JaMor Johnson of JJCC for curating this year's list! Let's continue to uplift and honor these incredible individuals: Darrien Watson & Stevon Judd x SquadTrip Tobi Smith x Adùn Andres Martin, EMBA x HBCU Night Leslie Winston III x Monocle Jourdan Brunson x kinkofa Kene Onuorah x Comme Homme Bernard Worthy x LoanWell Ashton Keys x Athlytic Mackenzie Dérival ✌🏾 x Node App Marcus Cobb x mozaic.io Nigel Dunn x Soundtrack ISupreme Watkins x Oktane Energy Drink Qu'Derrick R. Covington x The Tulsa Initiative, Inc. Jarren Small x Reading With A Rapper Leslie Asanga x Pills2Me (Techstars NYC ‘22) Avante Price & Eli Taylor-Lemire x POSH Mario Jovan Shaw x Messy Roots Kobe Harris x Kobeesco Emil Nnani x Boaz Bikes 👉🏿See more in comments...

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    Ever find yourself in the middle of an important task when the internet cuts off? It’s frustrating, right? Now imagine this being a daily hurdle. The reality is, reliable internet access is far from universal, and this gap can severely hinder communities and businesses. The digital divide is a serious issue that leaves many without the basic online connectivity necessary for education, work, and personal growth. In the latest episode #205 of the Black to Business Podcast, join our guest Antwon Alsobrook as he tackles this critical issue. Antwon, along with his company A2D, Inc., is on a mission to bridge the digital divide by expanding broadband infrastructure to underserved areas. In this episode, he shares essential insights on: 👉🏿 The importance of a reliable and supportive network. 👉🏿 Why government investments in broadband access are essential. 👉🏿 How technology can help overcome entrepreneurial challenges. Learn how Antwon and his team are on a mission to revolutionize broadband access, ensuring that no community is left behind in the digital age. His work is vital for closing the digital divide and providing opportunities for all. 🔗Tune in to this critical conversation: https://bit.ly/3KR3C4f

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    On the latest podcast episode, we’re talking all things funding…outside of VC! We’re thrilled to be joined by Rodney Williams, the Founder of SoLo Funds to discuss how although he’s successfully raised over $80M, he’s been a successful business owner by not solely relying on VC funding. He’s sharing with you exactly how he did it. This is a GOOD one! Tune in: https://bit.ly/4b35vph

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    Feeling like traditional funding options are out of your reach? 🏦As fellow Black entrepreneurs, we understand the challenges that come our way when seeking capital. Tune in to our latest episode #204 of the Black to Business Podcast for an eye-opening conversation with Rodney Williams, co-founder of SoLo Funds. Rodney, a successful serial entrepreneur who has raised north of $80 million across the companies he has founded, shares invaluable insights on alternative funding paths that could be game-changers for your business. In this episode, you'll learn about: 👉🏿Creative funding strategies beyond venture capital 👉🏿The importance of building a sustainable business while minimizing dependency on large capital raises 👉🏿How community finance platforms like Solo Funds empower entrepreneurs and offer better returns 👉🏿The critical need to pitch with confidence and target the right investors for sustainable growth 🎧Don’t miss out on these game-changing insights. Tune in now → https://bit.ly/4b35vph

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