Black Lady Boss Alliance™ is an ongoing campaign to promote, support, and grow black women-owned businesses by featuring and promoting their businesses and brands to the world and promoting the circulation of dollars between black female entrepreneurs.

WE PROMOTE.

BLBA features influential Black Women business owners in an effort to increase exposure, inspiration & mutual support.

Our Black Lady Bosses are featured:

On our Official Website
In our Offifcial Community
On the Black Lady Boss Mobile App (iOS & Android Launching November 2023)
On the Black Lady Boss Podcast (Premiering October 2023)
On our Social Supporter SloowMoee's profile to over 7.5 million followers

WE SUPPORT.

Each BLBA member is encouraged to purchase one product or service from a fellow member each month.

With the amazingly rapid growth of Black Women entrepreneurs, unfortunately, the income does not match. In 2019, black women-owned firms only earned an average of $24k per year, while the average for all women-owned businesses was a dramatically different $143k per year.

Here at BLBA, we believe that Black Women hold the key to closing this gap. We encourage all members to purchase from fellow members listed in the directory and submit basic detail purchases so that we can see our impact in actual numbers. (Citation List available at BlackLadyBoss.Life)

WE GROW.

BLBA Membership is FREE and includes a listing in our business directory, as well as OUR member's only community, the Boss Lady Lounge.

Our Member's Community includes:

Business Listing in the SisExchange™ Business Directory of Black Women
Ability to be featured as a Black Lady Boss on our website, in our community, and on our mobile app
Access to exclusive training and info sessions from our esteemed partners in funding, development, press, and more.

Join Black Lady Boss Alliance™ today by visiting www.BlackLadyBoss.Life or support the cause by donating by texting BLBA to 53555. Help Black Women gain the funding and revenue that we deserve.

Help Black Lady Boss Alliance™ Build Up Black Women-Owned Businesses

Fastest Growing Demographic of Entrepreneurs Face Inequities in Funding & Revenue

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