Nationwide — Speakers Magazine is proud to shine a spotlight on powerhouse Black women in business in its special October issue, celebrating National Women’s Small Business Month. This month’s cover story features none other than Dr. Cameka Smith, the unstoppable founder of The BOSS Network, as she marks 15 years of empowering Black women entrepreneurs to succeed in business and life. This issue also highlights a lineup of trailblazing speakers, authors, and thought leaders who are making waves in their respective industries.
“The BOSS Network is about more than just business—it’s about building legacies, community, and confidence,” says Dr. Cameka Smith. “I want every woman to feel empowered to take up space, make her voice heard, and own her success.”
In addition to this in-depth cover story, Speakers Magazine features an incredible roster of Black women entrepreneurs and speakers who are leaving their mark:
Vicki Wright Hamilton: A trailblazer in leadership and technology, Vicki shares insights on creating spaces where women can thrive in the workplace.
Cynthia Boykin: In The Power of BOSS, Cynthia reflects on her journey with Dr. Cameka Smith and how The BOSS Network has impacted her life, business, and community.
Karen Taylor Bass: Author of From Bitter to Better: A Chocolate Momma’s Journey to Self-Discovery, speaker, and publicity maven, Karen offers invaluable advice on building a successful brand while being true to their authentic self.
Teri Donelson: The co-founder of Xtreme Hip Hop and new author of Xtreme Vision, Teri inspires women to achieve their fitness and business goals with her authentic story of transformation.
Kelsey Nicole Nelson: TV personality and sports journalist, Kelsey talks about breaking barriers and the importance of being visible in male-dominated industries.
Kellye Bethea, J.D.: As seen on TV with Roland Martin, Kellye is a legal and communications expert making waves with her sharp commentary and insightful perspectives on current events.
Dr. Rhonda M. Wood: An inspiring speaker and advocate, Dr. Wood shares her journey of overcoming adversity and helping others find their strength and voice.
Karen Simmons: Communications consultant and voice actor is a dedicated media/management professional and public speaker with demonstrated achievements in diverse broadcast, cable, theatre, and nonprofit management environments.
These dynamic Black women are celebrated in this month’s issue for their contributions to business, leadership, and community, making this a must-read for entrepreneurs looking for inspiration and insight during National Women’s Small Business Month.
“This October issue is a celebration of women who embody the power of persistence, passion, and purpose,” says Dr. Pam Perry, Publisher of Speakers Magazine. “We are thrilled to highlight these extraordinary women who have not only built successful businesses but also paved the way for the next generation of women leaders. Dr. Cameka Smith and The BOSS Network have been a catalyst for change, and we honor her work and the work of all the phenomenal women featured this month.”
Join us in celebrating Dr. Cameka Smith’s 15 years of shining a light on Black women in business, and dive into the stories of these other amazing women entrepreneurs and leaders in Speakers Magazine’s October issue.
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