17-year-old New Jersey native Essynce Moore is the first Black teen author to have three of her books incorporated into school curriculums.
11-year-old Obocho Peters opened a thrift store in Brooklyn to help underprivileged families.
A Philadelphia real estate investor flipped over 30 properties and earned more than $30 million in sales all before his 30th birthday.
A 4-year-old from Cleveland has launched her own baked goods business.
Tech entrepreneur and venture capitalist Arlan Hamilton launched a scholarship for Black students at Oxford University.
NaturAll Club founder Muhga Eltigani recently became one of about 50 Black women in the country to raise $1 million in venture capital funding.
Beauty entrepreneur Courtney Adeleye’s 5-year-old daughter recently became the youngest CEO to have her company’s products sold at Target.
Two Black entrepreneurs have merged their businesses to create the nation’s largest minority and women-owned financial firm.
An entrepreneur created flashcards celebrating Black millionaires and billionaires to teach youth about building wealth.
Keshia Knight Pulliam and Arian Simone launched a $5 million venture capital fund for Black women entrepreneurs.
Determined to diversify the imagery featured on adult coloring book apps, a Washington D.C.-based married couple launched Color Noir; a visual ode to Black culture.
A 3-year-old from North Carolina has donated sales from her lemonade stand to help homeless mothers and children.
