Unhealthy & Bossy!
In honor of Black Ladies’s Historical past Month, we’re celebrating one other dynamic assortment of bag-securing enterprise baddies who flip heads whereas thriving as profitable entrepreneurs.
In accordance with the Harvard Enterprise Evaluation, 17% of Black girls are within the strategy of beginning or working new companies in comparison with solely 10% of white girls and 15% of white males.
Earlier this 12 months, the Wells Fargo Impression Of Ladies-Owned Enterprise Report revealed that women-owned companies make up 39.1% of all companies (over 14 million) using 12.2 million employees whereas producing $2.7 trillion in income.
With Black girls elevating yet one more motion, it’s no shock that they’re dominating the booming restaurant trade the place Gocha Hawkins shines because the Founding father of Gocha’s Breakfast & Tapas Bar in Atlanta.
The celeb hairstylist-turned-restauranteur continues to make energy strikes on the forefront of Atlanta’s burgeoning restaurant scene the place she packs a number of places with a mouthwatering menu that includes her world-famous ‘Betta Than Yo Momma’ biscuits, and extra.
“It’s laborious work. You need to be captivated with it, be dedicated to it and keep constant,” stated Hawkins in an interview with Restaurant Hospitality. “I work within the restaurant. I didn’t simply open it and have another person handle it and ship me cash.”
She additionally stars on WE television actuality present Daring & Bougie which follows 5 boss girls (Malaysia Pargo, Tameka Foster, Princess Banton-Lofters and Crystal Smith) who “stability all of it whereas residing their finest lives on their very own phrases in Atlanta,” per the official synopsis.
The Daring & Bougie Season 1 finale airs this Thursday at 9/8c on WE television.
What are you ordering from Gocha’s Tapas/Breakfast bar? Have you ever been tuning into Daring & Bougie? If not, WHY? Inform us down under and revel in one other spectacular assortment of enterprise baddies to observe, help, and have fun on the flip.
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