Black women are showing up and showing out in the world of business. Against all odds, they’re launching companies, creating jobs, and driving billions into the U.S. economy. But here’s the truth: while the numbers are impressive, they tell a story that’s both inspiring and unfinished.

✨ On Women’s Equality Day, we recommit to our mission to expand the footprint of Michigan businesses owned by Black women. Through financial funding, opportunities, and education, our commitment is to help Black women have a greater impact in the world.

August is Black Business Month — a time to celebrate, uplift, and invest in the resilience, brilliance, and unstoppable growth of Black entrepreneurs across the country. It’s more than a moment. It’s a movement to support legacy-building, economic equity, and community empowerment.

Commissioner Sanders’ dedication to her community, public service leadership, and advocacy passion make her an actual role model. The Women

Leslie McGraw as the keynote speaker for our 4th Annual Tea Luncheon – Secure Our Sisterhood on March 15th at Fellows Creek Golf Course. A c

At WLP, we invite you to be part of this movement. Whether through mentorship, investment, or advocacy, your role in this journey matters. L

We are thrilled to announce two extraordinary additions to our leadership team: Crystal Francis, joining as Secretary, and Lajuanna Robinson

Here are key moments and figures that have shaped black women's history in business.