September 13: Clara Brown — From Enslavement to Entrepreneurship, Wealth & Community Power

There is something powerful about a woman walking into a space that was never designed with her in mind and deciding, “I'm supposed to be here too.” That energy is all through September 12. At House of Peach Inc., Today in Female Entrepreneur History isn't just about throwing names and dates at you. We're connecting yesterday's women to today's woman who's trying to build a business, secure the bag, create ownership, change careers or simply figure out what her next move shou

H.O.P. the Series, presented by House of Peach Inc. and produced by Peach Ent, was created to encourage current and aspiring female entrepreneurs through storytelling, education, and honest conversations about what it really takes to chase a dream. Peach opened the episode by sharing that she had recently taken some time to

If you're running a grassroots organization or chasing an entrepreneurial dream, you already know the unvarnished truth: the organizations closest to the community's deepest problems are often the furthest away from the resources. On a recent episode of House of Peach, co-hosts Peach and Vonderlear sat down with Delaware community activist, advocate, and District 32 State Representative candidate LaShelle Paul for a raw, unfiltered conversation about grassroots organizing,

Real Women. Real Experiences. Real Conversations. Presented by House of Peach, a women’s empowerment nonprofit, in partnership with I Am Me Inc, an LGBTQ+ and Allies nonprofit, Queens is a dynamic panel livestream created for women who have something meaningful to say. This is where business meets culture, current events meet real life, and women from different backgrounds come together for honest conversation.

Black female entrepreneurship plays a crucial role in shaping the economic and social fabric of our communities. It goes beyond the creation of businesses—it is a powerful driver of empowerment, representation, and transformation. Here are several key reasons why supporting and celebrating Black women entrepreneurs is essential: