Birth Of A Brand 6: The Black 10K Project

Tweet Talk: The Black Wealth Podcast

English - April 29, 2022 10:18 - 48 minutes - 67.1 MB - ★★★★★ - 38 ratings
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Raphael Husbands of Tweet Talk the Black Wealth Podcast (Twitter: @WorkMoneyLife) speaks to Cheree Warrick of The Black 10K Project (Twitter: @Black10kProject Instagram: @black10kproject)

They are a membership community that brings Black investors & would-be investors together with Black business owners looking to raise money through crowd equity funding.

The concept being if 10,000 Black folks put up $100 each then that's $1 million that can fund a Black-owned business.

You can find The Black 10K Project here:

Website: The10kProject.com https://the10kproject.com/

Instagram: @Black10kProject https://www.instagram.com/black10kproject/

Twitter: @Black10kProject https://twitter.com/black10kproject

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Raphael Husbands of Tweet Talk the Black Wealth Podcast (Twitter: @WorkMoneyLife) speaks to Cheree Warrick of The Black 10K Project (Twitter: @Black10kProject Instagram: @black10kproject) They are a membership community that brings Black investors & would-be investors together with Black business owners looking to raise money through crowd equity funding. The concept being if 10,000 Black folks put up $100 each then that's $1 million that can fund a Black-owned business.