Black Women’s Wall Street, Inc. was founded in 2018 to address a persistent gap; access to financial systems, strategic knowledge, and networks of power for Black women building businesses, careers, and long-term stability.

Inspired by the legacy of historic Black Wall Street, a once-thriving, self-sustaining business district in Greenwood, Tulsa, our work honors that history while responding to the realities of today’s economy.

Where earlier generations built physical corridors of commerce, we focus on building modern pathways to capital, influence, and decision-making power.

What We Do

We support Black women navigating complex roles as entrepreneurs, professionals, caregivers, and leaders, often simultaneously, and frequently without proportional access to resources or support.

Our programs are designed to move beyond motivation and into practical understanding:

How money systems shape access to capital, opportunity, and decision-making
How institutional structures and networks influence opportunity
How influence is developed through trust, alignment, and strategic visibility

Why It Matters

Through education, events, and strategic partnerships, Black Women’s Wall Street equips women to:

Build businesses that last beyond the early-stage risk window
Make informed financial and strategic decisions
Create stability that extends beyond individual success to families, communities, and local economies

Our mission is not simply to help women start, but to help them endure, scale, and lead.

When Black women gain access and agency within economic systems, the impact reaches far beyond one table; it strengthens markets, communities, and generations to come.

2027 Money, Power & Influence Summit