Black Pages Miami – Supporting our own, expanding our wealth, and growing our community.
Event design extraordinaire, Nathalie Cadet-James of Luxe Fete, is featured in this episode of Black-owned businesses in South Florida.
As a licensed mental health therapist, Jeff Rocker, Founder of How We See It, discusses how annual mental health checkups should be just as routine as physical checkups.
Brandon Okpalobi, Founder of Dibia DREAM, transformed his youth athletic development company into a youth development non-profit serving more than 500 kids after school.
This episode of the Black Business podcast features Desnoyers CPA, a Black-owned Miami-based CPA that grew by acquiring another firm.
This episode of the Black Business podcast features Jamila Ross and her husband Akino who both are the owners of The Copper Door BnB in Historic Overtown, a 22 room bed and breakfast.
David Castro is the Founder and Chief Designer of Dungeon Forward, a head-wear brand creating crowns for the culture while also investing in the community via scholarships at FAMU.
Forward PR works with small businesses to help them strengthen their marketing and brand infrastructure so that they’re sustainable and can grow.
Groovin’ Bean Coffee Bar & Shop has become a go-to spot in Overtown by creating a community-like atmosphere and infusing the fabric of Overtown’s culture into the company.
KeAira Chantell Events was started after founder, KeAira Chantell Gamble, left corporate America to chase her entrepreneurial goals of creating an event planning business.
Natalie Thames of Déjà vu Sweets is in an industry where she doesn’t always see confectioners look like her and often surprises her customers when they find out she’s Black.
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