The BLACK ENTERPRISE Disruptor Summit returns to ATL

Mark your calendars! BLACK ENTERPRISESthe nation’s leading Black digital media brand, is happy to announce its return BLACK ENTERPRISES The peak of disruptors

The event shall be an electrifying celebration of Black entrepreneurial excellence. Hosted by Nationwide, the two-day summit on May 17-18 shall be a singular business conference like no other, designed to connect, empower and have a good time the pioneers who’re changing the business landscape with amazing innovations.

The summit will begin with a warm welcome from Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens and can feature an exciting lineup of dynamic speakers and interesting discussions. Get ready for an interesting fireside chat between the multi-talented Nick Cannon and BLACK ENTERPRISESDirector of Multiplatform Content, Selena Hill, where they may discuss Cannon’s unconventional approach to ownership and entrepreneurship within the entertainment industry.

Cannon shared his excitement about attending the conference BLACK ENTERPRISES The peak of disruptors. “I have been a disruptor all my life, and being in a room full of disruptors, path makers, change agents and free thinkers in business and culture will be phenomenal,” said the artist and entrepreneur.

But that is just the tip of the iceberg! Attendees can look forward to hearing from Cam’ron, the Harlem rap legend turned sports media podcaster, in an exclusive one-on-one conversation with BLACK ENTERPRISES Senior Digital Editor Sydney Douyon.

Attendees may also take part in a panel with Shaunie Henderson, visionary CEO Amira limited liability company and the creative mastermind behind the long-lasting series. She will participation invaluable business lessons from her extraordinary journey, including insights from her upcoming memoir, , with BLACK ENTERPRISES Cross-platform content producer Ashlei Stevens.

The summit program will include additional speakers who embody Black excellence, akin to Crystal Etienne, consumer investor and founder and CEO of Ruby Love and Caje and Co.; Justin E. Samuels, founder and CEO of Render ATL; and Luke Bailey, founding father of Neon Money Club.

Attendees can expect thought-provoking discussions and workshops on topics starting from redefining showbiz success to mastering the stock market and fostering social impact innovation.

Disruptor Summit isn’t only about knowledge exchange, it’s a path to potential partnerships, investments and accelerated growth. Aspiring entrepreneurs may have the possibility to showcase their brands within the $15,000 Disruptor Pitch Competition hosted by Walmart. At the identical time, the summit will culminate with the presentation of the Disruptor Award, designed to honor industry disruptors who’re making real change and making a big impact, akin to Arian Simone, founding father of Fearless Fund; Miss Diddy, CEO of The Brand Group Inc.; and Lena Ford, CEO of Positively Lena and co-founder of the Kinship Family Initiative.

How BLACK ENTERPRISES CEO Earl “Butch” Graves Jr. put it this manner: “This summit is a core element of our mission and a key platform that provides Black entrepreneurs with the knowledge, connections and resources they need to thrive in the business world.”

With invaluable resources, inside knowledge and actionable insights, Disruptor Summit goals to equip participants with the tools to boldly innovate, cultivate lucrative brands and take their businesses to latest heights.

“As a long-term partner of the company BLACK ENTERPRISES and title sponsor of this dynamic gathering, Nationwide unwaveringly supports Black innovators and creators at every stage of their entrepreneurial journey,” said Lu Yarbrough III, associate vp of Enterprise Diverse and Cause Marketing at Nationwide.

“This conference offers valuable content and connections that can help both emerging talent and established business owners disrupt norms and advance economic inclusion.” In addition to Nationwide, additional sponsors include Walmart, FedEx and Pronghorn.

Get ready to attend this exciting celebration of excellence in Black entrepreneurship going down on the Southern Exchange Ballrooms in downtown Atlanta on May 17-18. Visit here to learn more in regards to the summit, secure entry tickets, and stay awake to date with the most recent programs.