Each day during February we will be featuring a locally Black-owned small business with a snapshot of what they do and how to contact them. If you are an entrepreneur and would like for your business to be featured, email us at pwperspective@gmail.com. What Is It: Created by award-winning videographer Johnna Dominick, Johnna Michelle Productions […]
While several businesses have suffered economic losses during the pandemic, the opportunities for new entrepreneurship have emerged, especially for Black and Brown businesses. However, for many startups, they struggle with building up credit to help establish capital, and can impact their growth potential. Even more challenging is knowing where to go to learn about the […]
I had the honor of interviewing Andrea Taylor, who is the owner of the company Elegant Scent. Her company specializes in handmade soy candles, room sprays, and diffusers. Here is our interview below: PW Perspective: What was your inspiration for creating Elegant Scent? Andrea: I started making candles last year in August. I was surfing […]
The COVID-19 pandemic has temporarily changed the way businesses operate. While more established franchises still function via online services and others remain physically open, for individual entrepreneurs it becomes even more difficult to get noticed during. What this has created, however, is the opportunity for ingenuity and creative concepts to bring entrepreneurs together, which is […]
During these times people have been searching for essential protective equipment. Despite the rising number of COVID-19 cases, it has been a challenge to locate items such as masks for everyday use. There is one local company who is helping healthcare facilities by providing masks of their own. Blessed Hands, created by Janette Holland of […]
by John Reid, Editor The transition from military service to civilian life can often be an incredible challenge for veterans. Whether it’s finding their foothold in the corporate environment or starting their own entrepreneurship endeavors, they seek to become a vital part of our growing economy in service to their community locally as they did […]
by John Reid, Editor Last week we visited the Holiday Market at Woodbridge Senior High School, where vendors were already in the festive spirit by offering their products to potential buyers. Among the idealistic business owners was one Veronica Reid, who took her love of natural hair and created Natural 4U Products, which specializes in […]
by John Reid, Editor We met with Tianne Ennals, founder of TETalksLLC, as she discussed her new book, “I Said NO To Cancer.” PW: We are here with Tianne Ennals, can you talk for a moment about your journey? TE: Thank you for having me. In January 2018, I went to the doctor and that […]
by John Reid, Editor Recently we met with Keyana Bowie, whose determination and ingenuity took a potentially troubling situation and turned it into an incredible opportunity. Check out the interview in the video.
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