Christine Michel Carter has begun angel investing for mom-owned companies to demonstrate that she’s all about the power of working moms.

The duo opened marketplace featuring apparel, jewelry and more designed by Black creators.

Alexia Ford left two jobs to launch Passion Organizing, where she helps people clean, declutter and unpack their spaces

Dr. Charlene Lawson, who became a mother at 14, launched her consulting brand to help women feel more confident in their style.

Ayanna Williams-Jones’ shop was impacted by the pandemic.

Tiny Tots and Tikes owner Cynthia Jackson was inspired to make wall decals featuring an array of Black characters after her daughter sought to change appearance.

Mommy Magick wellness brand started when a mom of six turned to herbal remedies and developed products for women’s sensual needs.

After facing her own struggles, Nickey Ramsey created Junobie as an alternative to single-use plastic breast milk storage bags.

Jerré Smith started SASS in PG County after realizing how hard it was for low-income mothers.

LaTisha Corley opened Prepping for Excellence Academy in September.