Why We Opened an Online Boutique
WEBB Boutique and Thrift is a social enterprise of WEBB Squared, an NC nonprofit incubator/accelerator serving Black entrepreneurs statewide to build healthy strong businesses.
Lessons from a Rebrand – Conversation with Brandon Christian, CEO and Founder of Pore People Organics
Pore People is an ultra pure farm to face clinical multicultural skincare range – their hero ingredient is fresh certified organic non-GMO Aloe Vera extract. They rely on sources from Pueblo Indian farming communities – this holistic culture is the heartbeat of the Pore People brand. Brandon Christian is the CEO and Founder of Pore…
For the Love of Coffee – A Conversation with Lori Jones, founder of Blackology Coffee Company
Black-ology Coffee Company is here to “Cultivate a Love of Black Coffee” – through community engagement, coffee, education, and the development of relationships. I had the pleasure to talk with Lori Jones, the founder of Black-ology about being an entrepreneur, coffee, and other things.
The Artist as Entrepreneur – an Interview with Rob Santos – Comedian
Last week, I had the privilege to chat with a very special friend, comedian Rob Santos. the best comedian he could be, his daughter (who is way more dope than he is) decided to show up and change his life for the better. Due to the shift of that amazing life event, in 2012, he…
Who Are Your Bridges?
We, at WEBB Squared, are excited that we collaborate with companies and organizations that have aligned missions and join us in this work. One of our bridges is Chatham Organizing for Racial Equity (CORE).
Making Business Personal – We Offer Friendship…
There are many factors contributing to the racial wealth gap. Generations of historical policies and legislations, socially segregated networks and internalized racial narratives have been translated as advantages and disadvantages passed down through generations.
Dance, Praise, Care and Organize: Meet Joshua Weaver, a WEBB Squared Entrepreneur
This past Sunday, I attended a talent show hosted by The Plant – there was music, storytelling, dance, ballet, poetry, and comedy. At the end of the show, a young man, Joshua Weaver closed out the program with a “praise dance” – and his dance was phenomenal. A couple days ago, I sat down with…
Three Ways WEBB Squared seeks to be part of the solution…
There are many factors contributing to the racial wealth gap. Generations of historical policies and legislations, socially segregated networks and internalized racial narratives have been translated as advantages and disadvantages passed down through generations.
Building Community around Black Entrepreneurship
Written by Stephanie Terry, Executive Director and Rinnie Orr, Associate Director WEBB Squared “Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses” is more than a direct service nonprofit. We are building a community because community is everything! Let’s face it – the racial wealth gap and the inequality that exists in our world today – wasn’t created…
Become a part of “The Remedy”
Written by Stephanie Terry, Executive Director and Rinnie Orr, Associate Director As we, the staff at WEBB Squared, work together to build WEBB Squared, our new nonprofit that stands for “Wealth through Entrepreneurship for Black Businesses – it’s imperative that we talk about the narratives surrounding money, wealth and race. While It’s not always easy to…
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