Immortal Designs is more than an Event Design Company. When holding an event, we all want an environment that exudes glamor, class, and even a little fun. Well, meet Sheree Lewis, the owner of Immortal Designs & Events who can bring all of that and more. As the owner of STL Black Biz and a…
The Beatty Sisters and generational wealth. Take three strong, empowered, black women who are also sisters and what do you have? You have the Beatty Sisters. Twins Sharrone and Sharon, along with the youngest sibling Shanika are the Beatty Sisters from St. Louis. Between themselves, they are the owners of several businesses. Their businesses include…
Rich Rags where classy meets the loop offers unique and trendy fashion for today’s stylish woman. The owner of Rich Rags is Tasha Mayes. Tasha Mayes is the woman behind the concept of Rich Rags, which offers fashion choices that typically are not found in your local malls. The Delmar Loop is an area full…
Tendai Morris the Hair Whisperer is a cosmetologist barber, instructor, businesswoman, mother, wife, and CEO. You can see her on Exposure TV, with millions of other viewers globally. All of this is from a woman who originally did not want to work in hair care. Tendai Morris is the woman behind the Healthy Hair Care…
Christopher Simpson speaks on natural Black hair care and entrepreneurship. STL Black Biz had the pleasure of speaking with Christopher Simpson, the local and nationally recognized founder of The Original St. Louis Natural Hair and Black Cultural Expo. Christopher was born and raised in St. Louis. At the early age of 22, he knew then…
First Black Female Harley Davidson technician makes history. STL Black Biz was afforded the opportunity to speak with Paris. She is the first Black, female Harley-Davidson technician. She is a graduate of the Motorcycle Mechanics Institute of Orlando, with a specialization in Harley-Davidson, and the only female in her graduating class. First Black Female Harley Davidson…
Because of her love for girls and women, the idea of taking mental health into the community cultivated from a vision to reality. As a therapist, Tracie wanted to sow seeds by showing girls the value of writing out your dreams and goals by journaling.