Black Entrepreneur Experience

Black Entrepreneur Experience uncovers the brilliance, boldness and business acumen behind successful Black Entrepreneurs all over the globe. It is a show created for aspiring entrepreneurs, small business owners or startup founders. Black Entrepreneur Experience can be any strategy, wisdom, idea that will ignite, empower and provoke more African Americans (Blacks, African Diaspora) to join the entrepreneurial journey. Invoking a movement to stimulate our communities to move towards business ownership and the entrepreneurial mindset. In addition, we interview innovative thinkers—CEOs or entrepreneurs outside the Black or African Diaspora—who are allies committed to reducing the wealth gap in Black communities worldwide. These leaders support our mission, providing valuable insights and collaboration opportunities to drive positive change. Through their perspectives and contributions, we aim to foster greater understanding and action towards addressing systemic inequalities.

BEE 526 Prenatal & Postnatal Fitness with Expect’s Founder Dara Cook 11/12/2025

BEE 525 The Art & Science of Business: Sajdah W. Muhammad on Entrepreneurial Mastery 11/06/2025

BEE 525 The Art & Science of Business: Sajdah W. Muhammad on Entrepreneurial Mastery 🔗 Always Available: Secure Your Legacy Now As referenced in the commercial roll, the DIY Legacy Planning Toolkit offers the best contingency plan for your home life. Grab the simple roadmap right now to secure your legacy: ➡️ DIY Legacy Planning Toolkit: Episode Summary: The Blueprint for Entrepreneurial Mastery This week on the Black Entrepreneur Experience Podcast, Dr. Frances Arleen welcomes the exceptional Dr. Sajdah Wendy Muhammad—International Business Developer, acclaimed author, and entrepreneur trainer. Sajdah is here to introduce her powerful new blueprint: The Art and Science of Business. Sajdah shares how building a sustainable enterprise requires more than just passion; it demands structured planning. She provides a rare perspective, connecting professional mastery with her vital work preserving history as the owner of the Elijah Muhammad House Museum and Executive Director of the Coalition of Black House Museums. We discuss: Structure vs. Soul: The essential difference between the "art" (creativity, vision) and the rigorous "science" (structure, data) of a profitable business. Scaling Secrets: The critical missteps even successful entrepreneurs make when trying to move from hustle to enterprise. The History Component: Why understanding your legacy and history is a non-negotiable component of strategic business planning. Immediate Tools: Actionable advice to help you stop doing business day-to-day and start building a lasting company. Timestamps & Guest Resources: Unlocking the Business Code In this dynamic conversation, we cover: From Global Business to History: Sajdah's personal journey and the mission behind the Elijah Muhammad House Museum. The Spark: Why Sajdah felt compelled to write The Art and Science of Business. The Data Gap: Why successful entrepreneurs fail the 'Science' test—and how structured processes stop revenue leaks. Vision & Resilience: How mastering the 'Art' of business keeps you innovative and mission-driven. Legacy Creation: Connecting the dots between the Coalition of Black House Museums and durable generational wealth. The First Step: Sajdah’s single most important piece of advice for any entrepreneur starting or scaling today. Connect with Sajdah Wendy Muhammad: Book Link: Social Media: @SajdahWendyMuhammad Elijah Muhammad House Museum: /episode/index/show/blackentrepreneurexperience/id/38932405

BEE 532 He Left a 6-Figure Gov Job to Help Black-Owned Businesses Win” featuring Malcolm Ali of ProcureForce 10/29/2025

BEE 524 How Chandell Stone Built Chany Ventures from Vision to Impact ~ Rewind 10/22/2025

BEE 524 How Chandell Stone Built Chany Ventures from Vision to Impact ~ Rewind 🚨 Rewind Episode Feature 🚨 We’re bringing back an unforgettable conversation with Chandell Stone, a dynamic CEO, strategist, and founder of Chany Ventures — a company that’s rewriting the rules of entrepreneurship, leadership, and legacy-building. In this episode, Chandell breaks down what it means to be a CEO with a mission — not just chasing success, but creating impact at scale. From her early career in education and international development to launching a venture firm that empowers underrepresented founders and underserved markets, Chandell’s journey is a masterclass in resilience, clarity, and bold leadership. 🎧 What to expect in this rewind: How Chany Ventures is creating opportunities for founders around the globe The mindset shift from employee to executive How Chandell stays grounded while building a high-impact brand Lessons in leadership, strategy, and growth from a self-made CEO Why representation and access are central to her company’s mission This isn’t just another founder story — it’s a look into how powerful leadership is forged, how vision becomes execution, and how one woman is creating the future by investing in it. 🔥 Whether you’re building your first venture or leading your tenth, Chandell’s story will push you to lead smarter, scale faster, and stay aligned with your values. Missed it before? Now’s your chance to hit play and soak up the wisdom. Join our community Don’t miss exclusive content, free resources, and expert insights. Subscribe to the podcast on your favorite platform so you never miss an episode. Inspired by this episode? Leave us a Google review and tell us what resonated most: Together, we can grow this platform, reach more entrepreneurs, and continue sharing the stories that drive change. Connect with Chandell Stone & /episode/index/show/blackentrepreneurexperience/id/38492690

BEE 521 Your Kids Are Not Okay – A Wake-Up Call with Dr. Umeh 10/15/2025

BEE 523 How Orion Brown Built a Travel Brand the Industry Ignored 10/08/2025

BEE 523 How Orion Brown Built a Travel Brand the Industry Ignored 🚨 Rewind Episode Alert! 🚨 We’re bringing back a powerhouse episode featuring Orion Brown, founder and CEO of Black Travel Box — because her story, her insight, and her entrepreneurial journey are just that good. Before launching one of the most exciting brands in the travel and beauty space, Orion had a high-flying career in brand strategy, working with some of the biggest names in business. But something was missing — and it wasn’t just personal. It was a massive gap in the market. On a trip abroad, Orion realized the travel industry had completely overlooked an essential group of consumers: Black travelers. With limited access to quality hair and skincare products made for melanated skin and textured hair, she turned frustration into fuel — and Black Travel Box was born. 🎧 In this candid conversation, Orion pulls back the curtain on: The challenges of breaking into the beauty and travel industries Why she bootstrapped the business (and what she learned doing it) How she leveraged her corporate background to build something from scratch The importance of representation in every product decision What it really takes to create a brand that resonates with your people This episode is a blueprint for aspiring founders, a masterclass in strategic thinking, and an inspiring story of building with purpose. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur, creative thinker, traveler, or business nerd — this is one episode you’ll want to listen to more than once. 🌍 Orion isn’t just changing travel — she’s redefining what it means to create for a community that’s long been overlooked. Missed it the first time? Don’t sleep on it twice. Hit play. Join our community Don’t miss exclusive content, free resources, and expert insights. Subscribe to the podcast on your favorite platform so you never miss an episode. Inspired by this episode? Leave us a Google review and tell us what resonated most: Together, we can grow this platform, reach more entrepreneurs, and continue sharing the stories that drive change. Connect with Orion Brown and /episode/index/show/blackentrepreneurexperience/id/38492610