Pitch Black Competition Finale and Rooftop Party

222 Milwaukee Street,Denver CO 80206

10 September, 2021

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Welcome to the Black Business Initiative's Inaugural Pitch Black Competition Finale and Rooftop party at The Jacquard Hotel This year we are launching our inaugural PITCH BLACK Competition, which will award one Black entrepreneur with a $10,000 Grand Prize to fund or support their business in any way. We will also be awarding the runner-up with a prize of $5,000. The Finals will be held during our 5th Annual Black Boss Summit in Denver, Colorado, September 10 - 12, 2021. This competition was open to all Black Entrepreneurs with incredible business ideas across the nation. Welcome to the Finale! Applicants who make it to the Finale will be pitching their Business ideas or Products to the PITCH BLACK Finale Panel. Our Panel includes Amanda Gordon, owner of Gojo Auto, Dr. Ken Harris, CEO of the National Business League, and Nneka McPhee, Chief of Staff and strategic initiatives consultant. They will choose one winner from this list along with a runner-up. During this event, we will have a fireside chat with Real Estate Developer, Chris Senegal to discuss opportunities for Black entrepreneurs to get into the Developing game. Blessing us on the 1's and 2's will be international phenom KDJ Above! After the Competition, get ready to party at one of Denver's most illustrious rooftops. This event will be a great opportunity for entrepreneurs and business owners to meet up and network with business professionals from all over the country over food and drinks and Music! Tickets are limited and selling out fast, so if you'd like to experience this competition in person along with meeting some amazing people and special guests grab your ticket now! The Black Business Initiative is an economic development program that aims to change the narrative by creating and supporting holistic solutions to economic disparities by working with community members, government, private partners, and organizations to deliver strong business acumen training, mentorship programs, cooperative and traditional pathways to access capital, increased patronage in Black-owned businesses, and sound policy that closes the economic chasm known as the “wealth gap.” For more information visit www.bbiprofessional.com