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Boss Women Media is a private, founder-operated platform and storytelling company founded in 2016 by Marty McDonald and headquartered in Dallas, Texas. The firmographic record classifies the organization as a non-profit, though it operates a commercial mix of subscription membership, branded experiential events, and content services. The company serves ambitious women — particularly Black and Brown women founders, creators, and corporate professionals — through three interlocking pillars: storytelling media (digital series, founder features, podcasts, brand campaigns), experiential programs (Founders Table dinners, marketplace pop-ups, branded activations), and business resources (workshops, curriculum, pitch decks, grants, scholarships). Its flagship product is the application-based Boss Class Community membership, which sits at the center of a network of 5,000+ women and is supplemented by the founder's forthcoming debut book "Audacious," scheduled for release in October 2025.

The underlying technology stack is not disclosed in source materials: there is no mobile app, no developer API, no proprietary platform features enumerated, and no AI/ML capability referenced. Distribution is bifurcated between a self-serve application funnel for individual members and direct enterprise sales to corporate brands seeking authentic engagement with Black women audiences. Named enterprise partners include Capital One, Cash App, Amazon, H&R Block, and Planned Parenthood, with Capital One highlighted as a core strategic relationship. Boss Women Media is founder-owned with no disclosed institutional investors, no parent company, and no reported M&A activity. The company's social presence is anchored on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube, with the Boss Women Media Podcast serving as a primary content channel.

Revenue mechanics span three streams: recurring membership subscriptions for Boss Class Community, fee-based branded experiential activations and IRL events for corporate partners, and content/advertising services delivered through founder features, podcasts, and brand campaigns. The firmographic classification as non-profit combined with founder ownership and no disclosed funding rounds indicates an organization that is likely mission-aligned, small in headcount (11–50 employees), and dependent on a mix of membership fees and enterprise sponsorship rather than institutional capital. Marty McDonald serves as Founder and CEO, with board affiliations at Habitat for Humanity and the Texas Women's Foundation providing additional reputational and institutional reach.

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Boss Women Media is a Dallas-based, founder-led platform and storytelling company founded in 2016 that serves ambitious Black and Brown women founders, creators, and corporate professionals through an application-based membership, experiential events, content media, and enterprise brand partnerships.

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Serves global market

Keyword5 values
women empowerment community, membership networking platform, experiential brand activations, professional development content, founder storytelling media
Industry4 codes
1Enterprise & Workplace Communities
CodeBPAMABAJPrimaryYes
2Mentorship, Coaching & Office-Hours Platforms
CodeMPACALAGPrimaryNo
3Thought Leadership & Executive Visibility
CodeBPAFADAGPrimaryNo
4Corporate Leadership & Management
CodeEDAGANAAPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Media Representatives541840
  • Professional Organizations813920
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Advertising Agencies7311
Product category
Women's Professional Development & Community Platform
GTM motion2 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model3 records
1Membership Subscriptions
TypeSubscription Recurring
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Boss Class Community membership provides tiered access to resources, mentorship, networking events, and business development tools. Members pay recurring fees for access to exclusive content, grant opportunities, and the member directory.

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2Experiential Programs & Brand Activations
TypeProfessional Services
Description

The company generates revenue through branded experiential activations, IRL events, and marketplace pop-ups for corporate partners seeking to engage Black women audiences.

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3Content & Storytelling Services
TypeAdvertising
Description

Digital series, founder features, brand campaigns, and podcasts serve both as marketing channels and revenue-generating services for brands and corporate partners.

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Distribution channels2 records

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Cost components4 values
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D
Pricing details1 tier
1Boss Class Community membership
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
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Pricing not publicly disclosed. Membership requires application.

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1Boss Class
Description

A membership community for ambitious women ready to shift mindsets, take action, and move in power. Includes visibility features, connection and collaboration opportunities, and growth and mentorship programs.

bosswomen.org
Core offering1 text field

Boss Women Media is a platform and storytelling company that amplifies influential women—founders, creators, and corporate executives—through media, business resources, and experiential community-building. Its primary offering is the Boss Class Community membership, which provides visibility, networking, mentorship, and business development tools. The company also produces branded experiential activations (Founders Table dinners, marketplace pop-ups) and digital content (series, podcasts) for both members and corporate partners.

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Product overview1 text field

Boss Women Media is a platform and storytelling company for influential talent—founders, creators, and corporate powerhouses. The company operates primarily through its core platform (Boss Women Media) and offers a membership program called Boss Class Community. Additional offerings include the forthcoming book Audacious (October 2025). The ecosystem amplifies voices through content, connections, capital, experiential programs (Founders Table, marketplace pop-ups, branded activations), business tools (workshops, curriculum, pitch decks), and a community network of 5,000+ ambitious women.

Product and service3 records
1Boss Women Media Platform
CategoryCore platform
Description

A platform and storytelling company for influential talent that amplifies voices of women founders, influencers, and corporate changemakers through media, business resources, and experiential community-building to help women get funded, featured, and fully seen.

2Boss Class Community
CategoryMembership program
Description

A paid annual membership offering for ambitious women providing visibility, influence, connection, collaboration, growth, and mentorship through a network of 5,000+ ambitious women across industries. Includes member directory, resource hub, networking dinners, and masterclasses.

3Audacious (book)
CategoryBook
Description

A forthcoming debut book by Marty McDonald, founder and CEO of Boss Women Media, that equips everyday people with the courage and strategy to make bold asks that change everything.

Scale indicator2 records

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Partnership5 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Capital One's partnership with Boss Women Media was integral to engaging and equipping Black women with resources to thrive in business. The partnership delivered high-quality impactful experiences helping thousands of women see beyond limits society places on them.

Strategic tierSecondaryTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Cash App has a growing partnership with Boss Women Media focused on early career development lead initiatives and professional growth for Black women in the corporate and entrepreneurial space.

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Marty McDonald has worked with Amazon to create powerful cultural moments that drive both impact and influence through Boss Women Media's storytelling and experiential platforms.

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H&R Block partnered with Boss Women Media to create branded cultural moments targeting women entrepreneurs and business owners.

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Planned Parenthood collaborated with Boss Women Media on brand campaigns and storytelling initiatives supporting women and families.

Recent move5 records

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Expansion highlight4 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Long-running business media brand serving Black professionals and entrepreneurs across content, events, and corporate programs — overlapping audience but operating as an established legacy media incumbent.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Black-focused media and creator economy holding company (Blavity, AfroTech, Shadow League) operating at significantly larger scale — comparable mission with broader media portfolio.

3The Plug
TypeDirect peer
Description

Digital community platform serving Black professionals through curated job opportunities, content, and events — comparable audience and community-driven model, having acquired HeyMama.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Community and content platform for working mothers, combining membership access, events, and brand collaborations — closely comparable in combining membership community with corporate brand partnerships.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Media and community platform serving young women professionals and founders, monetised through content, events, and brand partnerships — overlapping target audience and revenue model with Boss Women Media.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Established multi-platform media company (events, digital, print) serving Black women, with brand activation and corporate partnership revenue — broader incumbent serving the same core demographic.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Membership-based private network for senior women executives, monetised through recurring fees and corporate partnerships — comparable as a gated community monetising women's professional ambition.

8The Cru
TypeDirect peer
Description

Community platform connecting professional women of color through curated experiences and brand activations — directly comparable in mission, audience, and partnership model.

TypeOthers
Description

Venture fund and global community for diverse female founders, providing capital and programming — comparable in mission of supporting underrepresented women founders but operating as an investor rather than media platform.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Digital media platform and event series for ambitious women professionals and entrepreneurs, combining online content, conferences, and brand activations — directly comparable to Boss Women Media's community-plus-experiential model.

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Key highlights6 records

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Ideal customer profile2 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Boss Women Media

Women's Professional Development & Community Platformbosswomen.org

Boss Women Media is a Dallas-based, founder-led platform and storytelling company founded in 2016 that serves ambitious Black and Brown women founders, creators, and corporate professionals through an application-based membership, experiential events, content media, and enterprise brand partnerships.

What Boss Women Media does

Boss Women Media is a private, founder-operated platform and storytelling company founded in 2016 by Marty McDonald and headquartered in Dallas, Texas. The firmographic record classifies the organization as a non-profit, though it operates a commercial mix of subscription membership, branded experiential events, and content services. The company serves ambitious women — particularly Black and Brown women founders, creators, and corporate professionals — through three interlocking pillars: storytelling media (digital series, founder features, podcasts, brand campaigns), experiential programs (Founders Table dinners, marketplace pop-ups, branded activations), and business resources (workshops, curriculum, pitch decks, grants, scholarships). Its flagship product is the application-based Boss Class Community membership, which sits at the center of a network of 5,000+ women and is supplemented by the founder's forthcoming debut book "Audacious," scheduled for release in October 2025.

The underlying technology stack is not disclosed in source materials: there is no mobile app, no developer API, no proprietary platform features enumerated, and no AI/ML capability referenced. Distribution is bifurcated between a self-serve application funnel for individual members and direct enterprise sales to corporate brands seeking authentic engagement with Black women audiences. Named enterprise partners include Capital One, Cash App, Amazon, H&R Block, and Planned Parenthood, with Capital One highlighted as a core strategic relationship. Boss Women Media is founder-owned with no disclosed institutional investors, no parent company, and no reported M&A activity. The company's social presence is anchored on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube, with the Boss Women Media Podcast serving as a primary content channel.

Revenue mechanics span three streams: recurring membership subscriptions for Boss Class Community, fee-based branded experiential activations and IRL events for corporate partners, and content/advertising services delivered through founder features, podcasts, and brand campaigns. The firmographic classification as non-profit combined with founder ownership and no disclosed funding rounds indicates an organization that is likely mission-aligned, small in headcount (11–50 employees), and dependent on a mix of membership fees and enterprise sponsorship rather than institutional capital. Marty McDonald serves as Founder and CEO, with board affiliations at Habitat for Humanity and the Texas Women's Foundation providing additional reputational and institutional reach.

Boss Women Media firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Boss Women Media
Legal name
Boss Women Media
Website
https://bosswomen.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2016
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Boss Women Media is a Dallas-based, founder-led platform and storytelling company founded in 2016 that serves ambitious Black and Brown women founders, creators, and corporate professionals through an application-based membership, experiential events, content media, and enterprise brand partnerships.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Boss Women Media industry classification

Industry
Product category
Women's Professional Development & Community Platform
NAICS
Media Representatives (541840), Professional Organizations (813920)
SIC
Services-Advertising Agencies (7311)
akta.pro primary industry
Enterprise & Workplace Communities (BPAMABAJ)
akta.pro secondary industries
Mentorship, Coaching & Office-Hours Platforms (MPACALAG), Thought Leadership & Executive Visibility (BPAFADAG), Corporate Leadership & Management (EDAGANAA)

Keywords

  • Women empowerment community
  • Membership networking platform
  • Experiential brand activations
  • Professional development content
  • Founder storytelling media

Where Boss Women Media is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Dallas
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Markets served

Boss Women Media business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Membership Subscriptions: Boss Class Community membership provides tiered access to resources, mentorship, networking events, and business development tools. Members pay recurring fees for access to exclusive content, grant opportunities, and the member directory.
  2. Experiential Programs & Brand Activations: The company generates revenue through branded experiential activations, IRL events, and marketplace pop-ups for corporate partners seeking to engage Black women audiences.
  3. Content & Storytelling Services: Digital series, founder features, brand campaigns, and podcasts serve both as marketing channels and revenue-generating services for brands and corporate partners.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualBoss Class Community membership

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels7 records

Boss Women Media product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Boss Women Media is a platform and storytelling company that amplifies influential women—founders, creators, and corporate executives—through media, business resources, and experiential community-building. Its primary offering is the Boss Class Community membership, which provides visibility, networking, mentorship, and business development tools. The company also produces branded experiential activations (Founders Table dinners, marketplace pop-ups) and digital content (series, podcasts) for both members and corporate partners.

Product overview

Boss Women Media is a platform and storytelling company for influential talent—founders, creators, and corporate powerhouses. The company operates primarily through its core platform (Boss Women Media) and offers a membership program called Boss Class Community. Additional offerings include the forthcoming book Audacious (October 2025). The ecosystem amplifies voices through content, connections, capital, experiential programs (Founders Table, marketplace pop-ups, branded activations), business tools (workshops, curriculum, pitch decks), and a community network of 5,000+ ambitious women.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Boss Class: A membership community for ambitious women ready to shift mindsets, take action, and move in power. Includes visibility features, connection and collaboration opportunities, and growth and mentorship programs.

Products and services

  • Boss Women Media Platform A platform and storytelling company for influential talent that amplifies voices of women founders, influencers, and corporate changemakers through media, business resources, and experiential community-building to help women get funded, featured, and fully seen.
  • Boss Class Community A paid annual membership offering for ambitious women providing visibility, influence, connection, collaboration, growth, and mentorship through a network of 5,000+ ambitious women across industries. Includes member directory, resource hub, networking dinners, and masterclasses.
  • Audacious (book) A forthcoming debut book by Marty McDonald, founder and CEO of Boss Women Media, that equips everyday people with the courage and strategy to make bold asks that change everything.

Companies that use Boss Women Media

Customer profile

Named customers2 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Boss Women Media technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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Boss Women Media partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and secondary.

  • Capital OnecoreGTM or Marketing PartnerCapital One's partnership with Boss Women Media was integral to engaging and equipping Black women with resources to thrive in business. The partnership delivered high-quality impactful experiences helping thousands of women see beyond limits society places on them.
  • Cash AppsecondaryGTM or Marketing PartnerCash App has a growing partnership with Boss Women Media focused on early career development lead initiatives and professional growth for Black women in the corporate and entrepreneurial space.
  • AmazonsecondaryGTM or Marketing PartnerMarty McDonald has worked with Amazon to create powerful cultural moments that drive both impact and influence through Boss Women Media's storytelling and experiential platforms.
  • H&R BlocksecondaryGTM or Marketing PartnerH&R Block partnered with Boss Women Media to create branded cultural moments targeting women entrepreneurs and business owners.
  • Planned ParenthoodsecondaryGTM or Marketing PartnerPlanned Parenthood collaborated with Boss Women Media on brand campaigns and storytelling initiatives supporting women and families.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Boss Women Media competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Black Enterprise: Long-running business media brand serving Black professionals and entrepreneurs across content, events, and corporate programs — overlapping audience but operating as an established legacy media incumbent.
  • Blavity Inc. Black-focused media and creator economy holding company (Blavity, AfroTech, Shadow League) operating at significantly larger scale — comparable mission with broader media portfolio.
  • Essence Communications: Established multi-platform media company (events, digital, print) serving Black women, with brand activation and corporate partnership revenue — broader incumbent serving the same core demographic.

Direct peers

  • The Plug: Digital community platform serving Black professionals through curated job opportunities, content, and events — comparable audience and community-driven model, having acquired HeyMama.
  • HeyMama: Community and content platform for working mothers, combining membership access, events, and brand collaborations — closely comparable in combining membership community with corporate brand partnerships.
  • Girlboss: Media and community platform serving young women professionals and founders, monetised through content, events, and brand partnerships — overlapping target audience and revenue model with Boss Women Media.
  • Chief: Membership-based private network for senior women executives, monetised through recurring fees and corporate partnerships — comparable as a gated community monetising women's professional ambition.
  • The Cru: Community platform connecting professional women of color through curated experiences and brand activations — directly comparable in mission, audience, and partnership model.
  • Create & Cultivate: Digital media platform and event series for ambitious women professionals and entrepreneurs, combining online content, conferences, and brand activations — directly comparable to Boss Women Media's community-plus-experiential model.

Others

  • SoGal Ventures: Venture fund and global community for diverse female founders, providing capital and programming — comparable in mission of supporting underrepresented women founders but operating as an investor rather than media platform.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Boss Women Media social profiles

Digital presence

Boss Women Media financial estimates

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Valuation estimate

Boss Women Media leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Boss Women Media funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Boss Women Media M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Boss Women Media

What does Boss Women Media do?

Boss Women Media is a platform and storytelling company that amplifies influential women—founders, creators, and corporate executives—through media, business resources, and experiential community-building. Its primary offering is the Boss Class Community membership, which provides visibility, networking, mentorship, and business development tools. The company also produces branded experiential activations (Founders Table dinners, marketplace pop-ups) and digital content (series, podcasts) for both members and corporate partners.

Is Boss Women Media a public or private company?

Boss Women Media is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Boss Women Media founded?

Boss Women Media was founded in 2016. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Boss Women Media based?

Boss Women Media is headquartered in Dallas, United States, in the North America region.

How does Boss Women Media make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Membership Subscriptions are the primary driver. The others are experiential Programs & Brand Activations and content & Storytelling Services.

Who are Boss Women Media's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Black Enterprise, Blavity Inc. and Essence Communications. Direct peers are The Plug, HeyMama, Girlboss, Chief, The Cru and Create & Cultivate. SoGal Ventures is listed as an others.

Does Boss Women Media have an API?

No public API is recorded for Boss Women Media.

What industry is Boss Women Media in?

Boss Women Media's product category is Women's Professional Development & Community Platform. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAMABAJ, Enterprise & Workplace Communities, with a secondary code of MPACALAG, Mentorship, Coaching & Office-Hours Platforms. Its NAICS code is 541840 and its SIC code is 7311.

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PR NewswireBoss Women Media & Cash App Partner on New Initiative, Ambitious Girl HBCU TourBoss Women Media announced a partnership with Cash App to launch the Ambitious Girl HBCU Tour 2022, a four-week event series beginning September 17 at four historically Black colleges and universities (Florida A&M, Howard, Clark Atlanta, and Tennessee State). The tour will provide programming on career readiness, financial inclusion, leadership development, and networking for college-level Black women, with additional participation from Intuit as a panel presenter. The initiative marks an expansion of corporate support for HBCU students through campus-based empowerment programming.Capital OneBlack Girl Magic Pitch Competition Awards $100K in GrantsCapital One Business partnered with Boss Women Media to award $100,000 in grants to the top three finalists of the Black Girl Magic Summit Pitch Competition. The funding, which doubled from the previous year, was distributed among Le Rouge Cuisine, Moms Actually, and Juice Defined to support their business growth and community initiatives.PR NewswireThe Black Girl Magic Digital Summit Returns and Streaming on Prime VideoBoss Women Media's Black Girl Magic Digital Summit returns for its fourth consecutive year, partnering with Amazon's Black Business Accelerator to showcase Black women entrepreneurs and leaders on Prime Video. The event premieres August 27, 2022, and features key speakers including Allyson Felix, Meena Harris, Aurora James, and Meagan Good, along with panels featuring founders from Amazon's Black Business Accelerator program. The summit aims to educate, empower, and equip Black women through resources, storytelling, and community building, with Brand Ambassadors hosting watch parties in Los Angeles, Dallas, and Atlanta.PR NewswireClothing Brand, Elle Olivia, Launches to Empower Young Female Voices of ColorMarty McDonald, founder of Boss Women Media, announced the launch of Elle Olivia, a children\'s clothing brand named after her daughter, featuring apparel for babies, toddlers, and mothers along with a children\'s book titled "Mama We Made It." The brand\'s mission focuses on empowering young girls of color through representation and inclusivity, with each clothing piece designed to foster confidence and big aspirations from an early age. The book\'s artwork will also be released as an NFT, expanding the brand\'s digital presence beyond traditional retail.PR NewswireBoss Women Media Partners with Creme of Nature to Launch Home Hustlers: Beauty Edition ProgramBoss Women Media and Creme of Nature have partnered to launch the Home Hustlers: Beauty Edition Program, a four-week virtual workshop series for women entrepreneurs held every Saturday in May 2021. The program features panel discussions with business leaders, virtual classes on topics including business planning, fundraising, and scaling operations, and concludes with a $5,000 pitch competition. Creme of Nature, a multicultural hair care brand under Revlon, stated it is committed to supporting Black women entrepreneurs through education, mentorship, and financial resources as part of its legacy of over 40 years serving the Black community.PR NewswireBoss Women Media Partners with Mobile Payment Platform, Square to Launch the Home Hustler ProgramBoss Women Media has partnered with Square to launch the Home Hustler Program, a four-week virtual workshop series for women entrepreneurs starting October 17. The program will cover topics including business planning, fundraising, and scaling operations, concluding with a $5,000 pitch competition for attendees. The partnership aligns with Square's commitment to supporting women-owned businesses and Boss Women Media's mission to empower Black women as entrepreneurs.PR NewswireBlack Girl Magic Virtual Summit aims to provide Black women across the U.S. with financial, business, and career resourcesBoss Women Media is organizing the second annual Black Girl Magic Virtual Summit on August 15-16, 2020, a two-day virtual event designed to connect Black women professionals and entrepreneurs with programming on topics including raising capital, investing, small business development, and wealth building. Capital One is serving as the host sponsor for the event, which will feature thought-leadership panels, workshops, and a business pitch competition offering $50,000 to launch a winning idea. The summit addresses disparities highlighted by the COVID-19 pandemic and economic challenges disproportionately affecting Black women, with 42 percent of the 1,817 women-owned businesses launching daily in the U.S. last year started by Black women.PR NewswireBlack Girl Magic seven city tour empowers women to build wealth and take ownership of their careersBoss Women Media is hosting its second annual Black Girl Magic Tour, a seven-city event series focused on empowering women professionals and entrepreneurs through programming on investing, small business, and wealth management. The tour is partnered with Capital One, which provides venue space at its locations across the U.S., including San Francisco, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago, and New York City.PR NewswireBoss Women Who Brunch Hosts 2nd Annual Boss Women Of The Year AwardsDallas-based organization Boss Women Who Brunch announced its second annual "Boss Women of the Year Awards" scheduled for October 20, 2018, at W Dallas in Victory Park. The event, priced at $175 per ticket, will feature keynote speakers including CEOs from IMPACT Strategies, The Lip Bar, and Gaia Empowered Women, honoring women across categories such as Boss Entrepreneur, Boss Philanthropist, and Corporate Gal. The networking event includes brand activations with Verizon and Methodist and aims to provide millennial women with professional development resources and community connections.