The Resource Network!

Equity through dance and men's fashion revolutionized!

Kimberly Nicole Johnson teaches, shares, motivates, and inspires others to believe that a happy fulfilling life is possible after facing adversity & heartache.

Myra, talks about her challenges she faced as a Black Woman business owner in Cincinnati. She shares her new venture Valor and Virtue and provides us with insight into the fashion business and the various opportunities that exist. 

Sanserrae Frazier, CEO of Saige Consulting will talk about how they help small businesses attain their HR goals and ultimately assist with growing their business.

Joining her will be Deborah Davis, MBAC Regional Director  who will shed light on all of the various free services that are offered through the Cincinnati Minority Business Assistance Center.

Michelle Starr owner of Be Brown Brave will take you inside Corporate America to discuss how women of color are treated and how to change from an exclusive culture to an inclusive, innovative, and productive culture for everyone. Michelle will point out ways to be inclusive and why compassion is the starting point for an inclusive work environment. 

Interview with Roxanne Adams owner of Taste of Boujie shares her journey of why Taste of Boujie was created and how she is taking the charcuterie board to the next level.  

Fred Harrison takes you inside his journey of becoming a Fresh Coat Painter Franchisee and examines some of the opportunities, challenges and strategies he used to be successful. 

Dr. Enoch discusses her journey as a successful business woman and how she was able to grow her Cultural Impact and the services she provides to her business customers.  Cultural Impact is a management and technology consulting firm that provides business support services in the areas of bookkeeping & taxes, web design, domains, hosting, and management and human resource consulting. 

Esther Boyd-Griffin, Sheila Kemper-Crossty, and Nicole Taylor discus their journey into entrepreneurship as the first female Black owned Cosmetology and Barber School.