Sentences with phrase «business as a black woman»

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Women who got late for their business meeting as they were busy in shopping can style themselves with these Gucci Mules, blue shirt, gray straight jeans and a long coat, lastly accessorizing herself with the black shades and a black handbag.

As matter of fact, for some black big women who are busy on their business and have few time to find right places to have a date.

As a Black Woman CEO Coach, she provides coaching and training for highly educated, ambitious, and purpose - driven Black women professionals who are ready to grow a profitable business so they can get paid for their unique expertise.

Other years have seen such scream - makers as The Woman in Black, When a Stranger Calls, Boogeyman and last year's Rings opening against the Super Bowl, but none did enough business to stop the overall box office slide.

Johnson and Miller have been named by Forbes as the 15th and 16th Black women ever to raise $ 1 million in venture capital to grow their business.

She was recently recognized as a «Leading Woman Lawyer in NYC» by Crain's New York Business (2017), one of The National Law Journal's «Outstanding Women Lawyers» (2015), by Savoy magazine in their «Most Influential Black Lawyers of 2015», in The Best Lawyers in America 2018 (Entertainment), and in Variety's «Power of Women New York Impact Report» (2014).

As a Black Woman CEO Coach, she provides coaching and training for highly educated, ambitious, and purpose - driven Black women professionals who are ready to grow a profitable business so they can get paid for their unique expertise.