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Presented by  Black Wall Street Muskegon.

Lashae Simmons II is the Founder and President of BWSM. Lashae is a Black Business Enthusiast seeking to provide financial relief, networking opportunities and viable resources for the Black Business community in Muskegon and surrounding areas. 

Henrietta Hadley
Infinite Solutions Consulting Group

Henrietta launched her own consulting business called “Infinite Solutions Consulting Group, LLC” providing services to Small Business Owners and Non-Profit Organizations across the country with plans to expand internationally at the height of the pandemic in 2021. 

 

Henrietta is native of Muskegon Michigan and recently relocated back to her hometown 5 years ago after 20 years in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania & San Diego California raising her family. She is a proud Western Michigan University Alumna.

  

Henrietta has over 30 years of experience in Executive management, workforce development,  post -secondary education and economic development along with grant administration for non-profit organizations & community foundations.        

 

She has been recognized with numerous leadership and advocacy awards from organizations for her commitment and dedication to individuals, and underserved populations across the country.

 

Recently awarded Woman of Accomplishment 2022 and nominated as one of the Most Influential Minorities in West Michigan for her outstanding impact in the business community by MPWRD Business Magazine.”

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Finalists

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Katrice & Jessica

TenderYoni

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Ashley

LitByAsh

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Tiffany Coleman

TLC Credit Consulting

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Cynthia & Tony

PawPaws Pickles

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Arisha

Training W/ Rish

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Kaytia

Kaytia's Sweet Creations

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Tiffany

Tiffany & Zo Candle Co. 

What Are We Judging?

Originality

 Come up with more fresh ideas and new perspectives on old ideas. Learning to navigate with your differences gives you more confidence and self-esteem.

Nature of the Problem

The nature of your problem is more like the general idea of it. For example, if you were calling a computer support number, they would ask what the nature of your problem was. You could just say "Internet connection issues" instead of "My Internet keeps losing connection when I do this specific thing on my computer."

Viability of the Solution

3 most important elements: Desirability, Viability and Feasibility.

A desirable solution, one that your customer really needs. A feasible solution, building on the strengths of your current operational capabilities. A profitable solution, with a sustainable business model.

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