Women entrepreneurs face significant challenges, including gender bias, lack of capital, and societal expectations, despite their growing presence in business.

Black women are increasingly leaving traditional jobs to start businesses, driven by lower pay and poor workplace conditions, with a notable rise in entrepreneurship during the pandemic.

Cathy Hughes, founder of Urban One, became the first African-American woman to lead a publicly traded company in 1999, transforming media and building a major urban-oriented multi-media empire.

The brand ‘AcARRE’ is inspired by the African and Pacific Islander ancestry that used the natural ingredients in their time, such as Kalahari melon seed oil, Baobab oil, and Rosehip fruit oil.

Dr. Madeline Ann Lewis, CEO of EXWSI, excels in business consultancy and career strategy, helping women advance professionally through her training and global seminars.

According to the History Channel, Walker was inspired to create a company because she herself was facing a scalp disorder that was making her lose hair.