Dana Givens

Tiffany James is the founder of the Modern Black Girl, a digital platform designed to help newcomers learn to use the stock market to build wealth.

The minority and women-owned company recognized for opening the first oat milk-based soft-serve shop is now shipping its signature “ice creme.”

Meet Kwame White, an entrepreneur, father, and the founder of Diaper Bags of Dad, a modern diaper bag designed for full-time dads on the go.

Sephora announced recently that it will be relaunching its business incubator program with all Black and minority-owned beauty brands.

SheaMoisture unveiled a beauty collection geared towards Black men in addition to a new digital series and a $1 million investment fund.

William Lee and John Roberts are the founders of The Yacht Club company, a private yacht charter business based in Tulum, Mexico.

Charcoal brand Kingsford unveiled their new fellowship aimed toward helping craft the next generation of Black BBQ food entrepreneurs.

L&M Developments and the City of New York closed on a $350 million grant to begin construction of the Universal Hip Hop Museum in the Bronx.

British-based beer and liquor maker Diageo announced they will be donated $10 million to 25 historically Black colleges and universities.

The celebrity chef partnered with Black-owned Salamander Resorts & Spa to host the Family Reunion event with Food & Wine later this year.

Quentin Vennie is the co-founder of The Greenhouse Tea Co. a tea company carrying herbal blends with different health benefits.

UPS unveiled its new limited-edition artwork to commemorate Black History Month along with a new business grant program for Black entrepreneurs.

Dr. Rokeshia Reneé Ashley is the creator of the SunFlower Child, a children’s book about appreciating your skin complexion for young Black girls

Jack Daniels is celebrating innovative entrepreneurs for Black History Month including CEO Freddie Figgers of country’s first Black-owned telecom company.

Stephanie Synclair’s tea brand, LaRue 1680, was inspired by a love of Victorian paintings she saw while growing up in Alabama.

Elm launched The Culturist Union back in 2019 to serve as a creative hub for the city’s talent. Now, she’s expanding into a coffee shop.

Ulta Beauty will invest $25 million more access to the industry for BIPOC brands and put more Black-owned brands on store shelves.

Nancey Harris and Tracy Vontélle Green are the founders of Vontélle Eyewear, a luxury eyewear brand creating stylish frames with Black women in mind.

The beauty giant announced this week that it will be establishing a new scholarship program worth $100,000 designated for HBCU students.

CVS Health partners with United Negro College Fund to create $5 million scholarship for Black and Latinx college students pursuing careers in healthcare.