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Legacy Presents South Florida's Top 40 Under 40 Black Leaders of Today and Tomorrow
Legacy Magazines communicate emphatically: Black people did not benefit from slavery--at all
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View the latest digital issue on www.miamediagrp.com.
M•I•A Media Group, publisher of Legacy Miami and Legacy South Florida magazines, proudly announces the release of the prestigious 40 Under 40 Black Leaders of Today and Tomorrow.
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Empowering Excellence: M•I•A Media Group @miamediagrp shines light on visionary trailblazers and presents Legacy Miami Top 40 Under 40 Black Leaders of Today and Tomorrow | Legacy Magazines communicate emphatically: Black people did not benefit from slavery--at all
Congratulations To All of Our Esteemed Honorees! Digital issue on miamediagrp.com
ON THE COVER: Front row: Miraya Vargas, Antonia Granberry, Bianca Evariste Back row: Chris Evans, Cedric Davis, Tammara Walker, Cynthia Saint-Paul, Tristen Epps, James Wilson
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Empowering Excellence: M•I•A Media Group @miamediagrp shines light on visionary trailblazers and presents Legacy South Florida Top 40 Under 40 Black Leaders of Today and Tomorrow | Legacy Magazines communicate emphatically: Black people did not benefit from slavery--at all
Congratulations To All of Our Esteemed Honorees! Digital issue on miamediagrp.com
On the cover: Jarin Gooden, Ahmarie Holmes, Evan Shields, Tamra Lopez, David Castro, Ashley Mcintosh, Ian Williams, Erika Draper
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BATTLE OF SEXES
By Sergy Odiduro
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Women are on top of their game. At least when it comes to this year's Legacy “40 under 40” honorees. A brief comparative analysis has revealed that amongst the sexes, women are the clear frontrunners amongst the total number of entrepreneurs. This means that In both Legacy Miami and Legacy South Florida editions, women entrepreneurs outnumber their male counterparts by 2 to 1. Keiana Jones, CEO and founder of STEM Kidz and a 2023 “40 under 40” honoree, offered some theories as to why she thinks this is the case.
“There has been more of a push for women to become entrepreneurs and delve into the business space and take ownership and pride to say that, “I'm here. I'm a woman and this is what I can do. I'm not saying in the shadows, I'm equally or even more talented than my colleagues. I am here to shine.” Jones believes that other factors may also play a part.
“There is more visibility because of social media,” she said. “We see moms who aren’t only being mothers, but they are also business owners. We see women in the corporate field who may not have been seen before based on access or location, that are now running million or billion dollar businesses.” In her experience, It is successful women like this that have personally made an impact.
“A lot of women have helped me and pulled me up. There wasn't cattiness,” recalls Jones. “A lot of opportunities that I received in this space are because a woman would let me know about projects or actually hired me into the contracts that I have. So I've received a lot of help from women. Everyone has welcomed me with open arms.” Jones says that this has only encouraged her to give back. Not only does she advise young professionals locally, Jones visits Africa once a year, as well her hometown in Brooklyn, to encourage interest in STEM programs. Her efforts are just one example of how passing the baton through mentorship and education are well known and proven methods of fostering success. Initiatives like Black Business Month are another.
Highlighting entrepreneurships and commerce within the Black community, which ultimately brings both sexes together, is a crucial element to building an economic infrastructure which benefits everyone. On that front, Legacy’s honorees women are leading the pack. And for the fellas? Well, there’s always next year.
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“There are still events you can attend in August to celebrate Black Business Month. Check them out here!” | |
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M•I•A MEDIA GROUP Presents
The Business of Black Business
Hosted By: Jay Reynolds
Principal, WolfCreek Consulting Inc.
We’re joined by With Special Guest Alfred Edmond, Jr. Senior Vice President and Editor-At-Large at @BlackEnterprise the premier business, investing, and wealth-building resource for African Americans. Alfred is coming to Miami later this month to headline MDEAT Speaks a Conversation About Wealth Creation through Entrepreneurship. MDEAT Speaks is scheduled for Tuesday, August 29, at 6 p.m. near downtown Miami.
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M•I•A MEDIA GROUP Presents
My Money Your Money Hosted By Brigette Lumpkins.
A weekly 30-minute talk show. The show discusses topics of wealth management, generational wealth, personal finance, and more
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M•I•A MAGAZINE PRESENTS SOUL!
Hosted By Nicky Gelin @NickySaysYolo 😄
Join our co-hosts Dr. Delvena Thomas @drdelvena, Chef Irie @iamchefirie, and our new co-host Imani Warren @sepia_kalediscope , arts & culture
Wednesday 8/23 Online @ 7 PM We’re Talking About The @BlackPepperFest With Alexis Brown and Joel Franklin Founders of the Black Pepper Food and Wine Festival We’re also joined by Jude Vaillant, Founder & CEO @ Pot'iwa Pizza
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M•I•A MAGAZINE PRESENTS: SOUL - It represents the soulfulness, the essence of black people, the essence of blackness. It's a weekly half-hour video show targeting South Florida's sophisticated Black audience. SOUL's mission is to provide intellectual entertainment, we focus on lifestyle, entertainment, and luxury. SOUL discusses culture, arts, food entertainment, fashion, music, and more. Every Wednesday @ 7 pm the show hosts the top Black: restaurateurs, fashionistas, stylists, musicians, and artists. We pride ourselves as the go-to medium for the dissemination of Black cultural information in South Florida.
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M•I•A MEDIA GROUP Presents
Flavor of South Florida Hosted By Chef Irie
This week's review is Ocean Social Miami with Chef Tristen Epps 4525 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140
www.edenrochotelmiami.com/dine/ocean-social
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Flavor of South Florida is a weekly 30-minute talk show that reviews South Florida's Black-owned restaurants detailing their culinary delights and special libations. | |
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M•I•A MEDIA GROUP, LLC is Introducing Black Health Hosted By Doctor Michelle Kirwan
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Miami-Dade Public School presents a $980 Million Bid Request for Qualifications for Project Management Support Services.
M-DCPS intends to hire PMSS firm(s) that will work in tandem with, and under the direction of, in-house staff on the management of projects as may be assigned by M-DCPS. The awarded firm must dedicate 15% of business to Micro or Small Business Enterprise and 10% of business to M/WBE firms that are African American, Native American, Asian American and/or Non-Minority Women Owned.
http://procurement.dadeschools.net/bidsol/asp/bid_portal.htm
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M•I•A MEDIA GROUP, LLC is one of the nation's largest Black publishers of its kind, with more than one million readers bi-monthly. The company publishes, Legacy Miami, Legacy South Florida and M•I•A Magazines.
Legacy Miami and Legacy South Florida are business/news publications serving South Florida's Black community with insightful articles and information on business, careers, politics, education, culture and social commentary.
M•I•A Magazine is a luxury, lifestyle and entertainment publication serving South Florida's Black community. Established in 2004, Legacy Miami has a distribution partnership with the Miami Herald newspaper and Legacy South Florida has a distribution partnership with the Sun-Sentinel newspaper. M•I•A Magazine, established in 2008, is also distributed in the Miami Herald and the Sun-Sentinel.
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