Join a Sistahbiz Workgroup Sistahbiz Workgroups are the serious Black women founder’s gateway to actionable business planning within a community of like-minded founders. Alongside gaining essential business planning materials and tutorials, members benefit from peer consultancy, coworking, and group coaching. Plus, the app facilitates tracking your progress and setting deadlines. Workgroups are categorized into three distinct experiences: Book Studies: are a structured five-week reading journey, complete with a syllabus and assignments. Facilitators host monthly group discussions to de ..read more

Growing up in Harlem, New York, I developed a deep love for double dutch, a popular jump rope game that requires skill, timing, and adaptability. Little did I know at the time that my childhood passion would serve as a perfect analogy for entrepreneurship. Building a business, like jumping double dutch, is a journey of development and growth. In this blog post, we’ll explore how the art of double dutch relates to the world of entrepreneurship. These connections are particularly relevant to the work we do at Sistahbiz, providing Black women entrepreneurs with the knowledge, tools, and community ..read more

Looking for your black-owned, women-owned gift guide? I got you. Check out my favorites list and surprise your loved ones with beautiful goodies this year while supporting the black-owned business movement. For the Foodie Wine Lover Whether you’re preparing for a small and safe family meal or looking for stocking stuffers, I got you – this is your go-to list. @zachandzoeyhoney https://zachandzoe.co/ @customherbals https://www.herbalhoney.net/ @mcbridesisters https://www.mcbridesisters.com/ @bakedcravingsny https://www.bakedcravings.com/ Uncle Nearest Whiskey https://unclenearest.com/ For the V ..read more

Welcome to the world of the Sistahbiz 2023 Cohort – affectionately known as “The Dream Team”, this year’s cohort is a group of exceptional women entrepreneurs ready to take their small businesses to the next level. Each business is unique, and behind each mission-driven venture is an inspiring founder with a compelling story of resilience, power and possibility. We are honored to re-introduce these incredible women and their businesses to the community. Taishya Adams – Mukuyu Collective Taishya Adams is not only the CEO of Mukuyu but also a current Boulder City Council candidate, former parks ..read more

$1.2 Million Fuels the Launch of “The Suite”: A Pioneering Platform for Black Women Founders, Powered by Sistahbiz Global Network FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE [DENVER, CO] – [September 29, 2023] – Sistahbiz proudly introduces “The Suite,” a groundbreaking web platform tailored exclusively for Black women entrepreneurs. In a remarkable collaboration, key sponsors and partners, including Impact Charitable, The New Community Transformation Fund, Gary Community Investments, Kenneth King Foundation, AJL Foundation, Dakota Foundation, Bold Legal, CEDS Finance, and The Colorado Trust, have collectively prov ..read more

For some time, I’ve hesitated about the prospect of delivering a TED talk. As I get older, I feel the need to speak less and do more. I felt like I didn’t have anything compelling enough to say on a stage that big. I told myself I’d wait until I FELT the words and I asked God to show me what I needed to say. And I think I know now. Navigating the realm of entrepreneurship has a unique way of exposing our underlying traumas. It sheds light on the persistent dysfunctions that extend beyond our personal lives and manifest within our businesses. Consider the recurring patterns too often prevalent ..read more

Fall is rolling in and the notable Denver Startup Week is set to launch September 16-22. Sistahbiz is sending their Denver Delegation in for a full-on Black Girl Takeover. As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisp, the anticipation for Denver Startup Week is ramping up. Though this year, Denver’s own Sistahbiz Global Network prepares to make its mark on the event. We’re sending in the “Denver Delegation” for what promises to be a powerful and impactful presence. This Black Girl Takeover is our statement about representation, equity, and the voice of the Black woman entrepreneur. Co ..read more

For Black women entrepreneurs, building and growing a business can present unique challenges and opportunities. The journey to success becomes even more powerful when supported by a trusted accountability partner or business bestie who shares similar experiences. In this blog post, we will explore the ways in which Black women entrepreneurs can cultivate effective accountability partnerships, utilize co-working spaces, and focus on grant writing to amplify their business growth. By embracing these strategies, you can tap into the strength of the Black women entrepreneurs’ network and foster a ..read more

  When a Potential Client May Not Be a Good Fit for Your Service As a service provider, it’s essential to be selective about the clients you work with. While it can be tempting to take on any client who shows interest in your services, working with the wrong ones can cause a lot of stress and frustration for both you and the client. You likely started your business to find new levels of freedom and joy. So don’t sabotage that dream by choosing to work with the wrong clients. Here are some signs that a client isn’t a good fit for your services. Your Solution Isn’t a Fit for Their Problem S ..read more

As Black women entrepreneurs, we face the challenge of juggling multiple responsibilities while striving for success. Unfortunately, in this pursuit, we often neglect our own eating habits and overall health. It is disheartening to note that Black women have the highest obesity rates among all racial and ethnic groups in the United States. Additionally, compared to women of other racial and ethnic backgrounds, Black women experience higher prevalence of diabetes and hypertension. Amidst our hectic schedules, it is crucial that we prioritize our health and well-being. The health disparities fac ..read more