Black
Entrepreneur
Magazine
Supporting Black entrepreneurs worldwide since 2002.
Watch · Inside the magazine
See what Black Entrepreneur Magazine is all about.
A quick look inside the magazine — the entrepreneurs we feature, the events we cover, and 100 pages of Black business excellence, every month since 2002.
Read the latest issue free01 / Featured stories
Movers and shakers we have featured over the years.
A cover-worthy look at leadership across public service, technology, finance, industry and culture.
02 / About Black Entrepreneur Magazine
A global platform for Black entrepreneurs.
Publishing monthly since 2002 · America · Canada · Africa · the Caribbean
Since 2002, Black Entrepreneur Magazine has been a hub for international Black entrepreneurs, business owners, professionals, executives, and decision-makers. Published monthly, the magazine shines a spotlight on Black business excellence across America, Canada, Africa, and the Caribbean.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide increased recognition, education, and support to Black entrepreneurs. Today we count partners and representatives in more than 38 countries. We understand that countless Black individuals make valuable contributions to society through their businesses, yet the Black community still faces barriers that limit opportunities for career and business growth. Our platform exists to tackle these challenges head-on.
Three Pillars
Our work rests on three pillars: support, education, and recognition. Through our publication we raise awareness of systemic barriers, publish stories, interviews, and statistics that advance the community, share success stories to inspire the next generation, and encourage the networking that turns contacts into contracts.
Join Us
Launching and growing a Black-owned venture demands skill, hard work, and risk-taking. We recognize that effort, and we will not tolerate limiting Black entrepreneurs based on negative stereotypes. To add your voice and support, email us at Info@BlackEntrepreneurMagazine.com. In Canada: 1 647 795 2189. In the USA: 1 213 283 9862.
Read the latest issue03 / From our featured issue
A few of the female entrepreneurs we have featured.
BEM has been supporting Black female entrepreneurs since 2002.
Seun Stuffman
First Woman to Lead a Nigerian Telecommunication Company
Eyiyemi Olivia Rogbinyin
Actor, global compere and voice-over artist with a three-decade career
Norah Emeteveke
Founder of Norex Designs and Norex Fashion Academy
Edememe Oladiji Wusu
Building Leaders and Transforming Organizations
Jennifer Everett
Building a safe space where women can connect
Tara Davis
From Doll Wardrobes to New York Runways
Julie Chi Nwaoha
Media strategist, road safety advocate and entrepreneur
Dr. Aletha Williams
From Combat Zones to Healing Spaces
Yvonne Ebbi
Oxford alumna, TEDx speaker and social intelligence expert
Selma Kissa Adeola Elie
Trinidad and Tobago's media and communications specialist
04 / Latest issue
The stories building tomorrow’s economy.
Discover entrepreneurs, decision-makers and bold ideas from across America, Canada, Africa and the Caribbean.
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05 / Black-owned businesses
Buy Black.
Build legacy.
Meet companies turning everyday products into platforms for culture, inclusion and opportunity.
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BLK & Bold
Premium coffee with a bigger social impact
Black Girl Sunscreen
Sun protection created for melanated skin
The Lip Bar
Vegan beauty designed for every complexion
Partake Foods
Inclusive, allergy-friendly snacks made to share
A Dozen Cousins
Creole, Caribbean and Latin-inspired pantry staples
Camille Rose
Premium hair and body care rooted in natural ingredients
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Entrepreneurs worth knowing.
Big careers begin with a clear point of view, disciplined execution and the courage to open a door for someone else.
Finance
Mellody Hobson
Investor, business leader and champion of financial literacy.
Technology
David Steward
Founder and chairman of World Wide Technology, one of the largest Black-owned companies in America.
Entrepreneurship
Janice Bryant Howroyd
Founder and chief executive of The ActOne Group.
Black-Owned Businesses to Support
- Cajose NaturalNatural hair and skin products for the whole family
- Elle Johnson Luxury SkincareSkincare for women struggling with skin conditions
- Koils By NatureAll-natural hair and skin products
- Gabby BowsBarrettes that stay put, founded by a five-year-old
- Darlyng & CoInnovative children's lifestyle products
- Orijin BeesDolls that instill self-love in young girls
- Trinity DesignsDolls celebrating Black beauty
- The DynaSmiles by DNTJournals celebrating Black women
- Urban IntellectualsBlack history flash cards and coloring books
- Entrepreneurs Color TooColoring book celebrating Black women entrepreneurs
- Natural & Fit DesignsWorkout wear for African American women
- Africa On My BackAfrican-print backpacks funding study abroad
- Suakoko BettyLifestyle brand inspired by African design
- Coco'Pie ClothingApparel featuring images of brown girls
- Culture GreetingsCulturally relevant greeting cards, printed and mailed
- Ellis Island TeaAll-natural hibiscus tea, Detroit-made
- Me and the Bees LemonadeLemonade from a young founder's family recipe
- Jin+JaRevitalizing, anti-inflammatory tea
- Bee D'VineHoney wine crafted in California
- CamiCakes Cupcakes25+ cupcake varieties in Florida and Georgia
- The Black Cake CompanyCaribbean rum cakes since 1987
- Symphony ChipsHealthy, all-natural potato chips
- Southern Culture FoodsPancake mix, bacon rub, and syrup
Community Organizations
Printing & Design Services
So far Black Entrepreneur Magazine has saved several independent companies over $350,000 in printing of business cards, letterheads and other business documents. If we could be of service, call, email or text us — Canada 1 647 795 2189, USA 1 213 283 9862.
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10 / Contact
BEM bringing Black entrepreneur stories to the forefront since 2002.
If you know any entrepreneurs we should be featuring, please send us a message.
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