The winners had lots of competition. This year's contest had 10,033 entrants nationwide—almost double the number from 2021.
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Black Girl Magic
The Black Girl Magic Pitch Competition winners with Boss Women Media founder and CEO Marty McDonald (left to right: Morgan Taylor and Blair Gyamfi of Moms Actually; McDonald; Amber Williams of Le Rouge Cuisine; Fathiyyah Doster of Juice Defined). [Photo: Black Girl Magic/Capital One]
$100K Black Girl Magic Pitch Competition Winners Announced, Including Two Dallas Startups
by David Seeley | Aug 30, 2022
The fourth annual Black Girl Magic Summit—presented by Dallas-based Boss Women Media and Capital One—was released as a video experience on Amazon's Prime Video Saturday. Here's a look at the winners of its pitch competition, from a Creole fusion-inspired founder to moms who actually get real about motherhood to a woman who's juicing her way to success.
The winners had lots of competition. This year's contest had 10,033 entrants nationwide—almost double the number from 2021.
The winners had lots of competition. This year's contest had 10,033 entrants nationwide—almost double the number from 2021.
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by Chantal Canales |
Jul 20, 2020
Boss Women Media and Capital One have partnered on a two-day virtual summit and pitch competition for Black female entrepreneurs and professionals. Applications are open to pitch for up to $25,000 in grants.
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