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She revamped a business model, now this Atlanta retailer boosts profits by aiding Black solopreneurs.

Welcome to our latest video where we delve deep into the inspiring journey of Dr. Lakeysha Hallmon, a pioneering figure in the world of entrepreneurship and the empowering force behind The Village Retail. Our focus today navigates through an enlightening narrative, shining a spotlight on how Dr. Hallmon’s innovative approach is reshaping the landscape for Black-owned businesses, fostering a thriving ecosystem through entrepreneurship and retail excellence.

Title: “Empowering Black Entrepreneurs: Dr. Lakeysha Hallmon’s $8M Triumph”

Dr. Lakeysha Hallmon, affectionately known as Dr. Key, has carved a significant niche for herself and the Black entrepreneur community in Atlanta, Georgia. As the CEO and founder of The Village Retail, Dr. Key’s visionary approach demonstrates the power of entrepreneurship combined with a passion for community upliftment. Through her market retail platform, Dr. Key has successfully circulated more than $8 million among Black-owned businesses, marking a monumental achievement in fostering economic growth and self-reliance within the community.

This video takes you on an insightful journey, uncovering how The Village Retail, under Dr. Key’s leadership, has become a beacon of success and inspiration for Black entrepreneurs across the nation. We dive into the heart of Atlanta’s bustling entrepreneurial spirit, exploring the aftermath of the pandemic on the retail industry and how Dr. Key masterfully pivoted her business model to adapt to the changing dynamics.

Our narrative also traces Dr. Key’s transformative career pivot — from being an educator with a doctorate to becoming a full-time entrepreneur, embarking on a mission to utilize her expertise in fostering an environment where Black entrepreneurship can truly flourish. Her story is a testament to the indomitable spirit of pursuing one’s passions against all odds, making a significant impact on brands, labels, and products marketed by Black entrepreneurs.

Moreover, we spotlight key insights from the Forbes BLK Summit, underscoring the vital role platforms like ForbesBLK play in amplifying the voices and successes of Black entrepreneurs. Dr. Key’s remarkable journey and significant contributions to the business and finance sectors underscore the real essence of entrepreneurship — the courage to lead and the power to transform communities.

By the end of this video, not only will you be inspired by Dr. Key’s incredible journey but also gain a profound understanding of the critical role entrepreneurship plays in building sustainable communities and driving forward economic prosperity. Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur looking to make a career pivot or a seasoned business veteran, Dr. Key’s advice and insights promise to enlighten and motivate you towards achieving your entrepreneurial dreams.

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  1. Represent Mississippi 💯. My Jewish Boss founded the concept of “Shared Spaces” in 1966 in Beverly Hills with his fellow Attorneys sharing office spaces that expanding into 26 states with 800 employees. Now 90, his poor now with Dementia and left me the company. Y’all Google our story: “From Homeless to Homebuilder – Gilmore.” This beautiful educator and entrepreneur from Mississippi is a beacon of light. I wish she would consider becoming a Regulation A+ Tier II, a mini, Pre-IPO with the SEC where she can sell Stock in her company and raise up to $75M. Jay Morrison/Tulsa Fund was the first Black. (We know how that turned out). I Gilmore was the second Black (Hattiesburg, Mississippi native) to qualify for a RegA+ and the Black lady who founded Popcom, the third. Prior to 1933, there never been any Blacks. Now, a few Black companies made it to Wall Street (Google). I plan to buy some things. Granted, I’m pro Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Neiman Marcus. But, I have to support Blacks now.

  2. Fantastic interview! I’ve been to this store and it’s beautiful! I do hope that from time to time Dr. Hallmon will consider having the large in-person marketplace event they used to. It’s so great to meet the business owners too 😊❤😊
    Much continued success for this amazing model!

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