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Djenaba Johnson-Jones is building Hudson Kitchen, an 8,000-square-foot space where food entrepreneurs turn recipes into real products, with the structure and support to scale.

Faith, flowers, and fearless moves. Erica Dias invites us into her world of bold beauty and empowered beginnings. In a sun-drenched studio filled with towering palms and the scent of fresh blooms, a long floral-covered table stretches into the distance. At each setting: a name card, a folded napkin, and a promise—that beauty, healing, and sisterhood are on the menu. At the head of that table—often arranging a stem or guiding a guest with a smile—stands Erica Dias. Entrepreneu

Nabanita De is building more than products, she’s restoring trust, one bold innovation at a time.

Cierra Gross left a top role at Google to build a platform that empowers employees and transforms workplace culture.

Dr. G builds more than infrastructure—she builds equity into every system she touches, from billion-dollar projects to small business advocacy.

Dr. Mildred Muhammad turned the darkest chapter of her life into a platform of global advocacy for survivors of domestic violence.

Waynetta Punter launched her business in honor of her late mother—and now uses it to uplift youth, empower women, and print messages of pride and purpose.

Amy Wood: Fueling Her Mission, Fighting for the Underserved Founder, Flint Avenue Marketing 📍 Texas | LinkedIn Amy Wood doesn’t just build businesses—she builds pathways for the overlooked, underestimated, and often unheard. As founder of Flint Avenue Marketing , she has become a national advocate for small businesses, rural entrepreneurs, and policy reform that reflects the real-life challenges of everyday visionaries. Her voice carries in boardrooms and Senate offices ali

Charmaine Turner turned her diagnosis into a divine assignment guiding others to healing through her faith, wisdom, and calling.