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We are a woman-owned hygiene tech company focused on research, development, advocacy, distribution, marketing and education of UVC disinfection technology. We believe the future demands better health and safety measures in public spaces and UVC can help.

We aim to solve the problems and build systems that help Black and Africans achieve wealth in life and business. We bridge the gap for Black entrepreneurs through a variety of programs, marketing & business strategies and services.

The Equilibrium Lab is a for-profit social equity incubator helping women own a stake in the hemp industry. We work with 5 founders a year to start an ecommerce hemp business, Join our waitlist today!

#HTMAM is a 5-year self-experiment from financial zero to hero. I was determined to break a cycle of brokeness to becoming Financially. Read More about my journey so far...

Entrepreneurs can be so captivated by their idea, vision, and passion that they miss key steps to creating a sustainable business. They also skip on mental wellness. That is the purpose of Biabook, holding you accountable and making self-care a priority when you build your business. The workbook can be used by an individual with a high level of self-motivation OR alongside a supportive mentor. Biabook is perfect for schools, incubators and entrepreneurship support organizations. Biabook's origin is its accompanying program Biabox, developed in the UK in 2013.

Chocolate and Cinnamon was a premium beauty brand connecting people to products women in our family use to maintain a youthful glow. We have travel-ready kits to help you take care of your face effortlessly. A narrative is all about healthy skincare habits to get you the results you need. Part of our core values is supporting female entrepreneurs in Africa and we do this by providing supply-distributor opportunities for some of our products. We are evolving to become a lifestyle brand. Look out for C&C updates!

One of my greatest pleasures is watching a startup I helped create takeoff. However, many innovative founders do not get that chance because they are overlooked, underestimated or just not an investor's cup of tea. The next leg of my journey as a serial entrepreneur was not to start a business but to invest in others. I banded up with two amazing women who had the same vision and volition to make it happen and we launched Sheba. A startup cofoundery providing access to funding, tech expertise, shared talent resources, and best practices to create more opportunities for underserved innovative minority founder groups (women, immigrants, youths) or those who have a socio-economic disadvantage. Got an idea or know someone who does and fits our target groups, get in touch. Next hunt starts in 2024.

At my previous company, More Media International, our goal was to help create strong visual designs for startup brands. In 2019, I took a break from my company to be an Associate Strategy and Marketing Partner with Hexagonal IT Solutions, a Dubai based tech company. We helped existing brands and startups improve user experience on apps and layouts for self-help workbooks. We nurtured authors and tech entrepreneurs, passing on the knowledge of tools that helped their business and digital marketing efforts run smoother. HITS provided services aligned with my growth in the tech space. By the end of the year, a former colleague offered to buy a portion of my previous company to help support female developers in Southern Asia. We became More Media Tech.

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Connecting Pan-African women globally to invest in one another.