August is Black Business Month and WBBJ is excited to shine a spotlight on the incredible diversity and entrepreneurial spirit within West Tennessee’s Black community. As part of our Black Business Month celebration, we have partnered with the Jackson Madison County African American Chamber-Commerce to bring you inspiring stories of five outstanding Black business owners who are making a significant impact in their respective industries.
These featured entrepreneurs represent a wide range of businesses, each with a unique and compelling journey that led them to success. From established enterprises to burgeoning startups, their stories offer a glimpse into the perseverance, innovation, and dedication that characterize Black business ownership in our region.
Join us as we take a closer look at the inspiring ventures that enrich our community and contribute to its vibrant economic landscape. We are grateful to the Jackson Madison County African American Chamber-Commerce for their support in connecting us with these exceptional individuals, and we invite you to join us in celebrating their achievements and the significant contributions they make to West Tennessee.
Can you share the story behind your business and what inspired you to start it? How does it align with your personal values and the needs of your community? During my 30 years of employment in the nursing field I…
Can you share the story behind your business and what inspired you to start it? How does it align with your personal values and the needs of your community? D.A.T. Staffing was started to provide employment opportunities to those individuals…
Brenda Triplett joined our show in honor of Black Business Month. Triplett is the owner of Golden Years Adult Day Care in Jackson. For more news in the Jackson area, click here.
Photography by Renee Fisher with Lasting Impressions by Lucy • Hair/Makeup by Latasha Walker with Turning Heads Hair Studio Can you share the story behind your business and what inspired you to start it? How does it align with your…
Can you share the story behind your business and what inspired you to start it? How does it align with your personal values and the needs of your community? The agency began because of a Shelby County Juvenile Court judge…
