Women’s History Month is a time to celebrate the achievements, resilience, and innovation of women who continue to shape history. This year, we’re shining a light on Black women entrepreneurs—trailblazers who are breaking barriers, building successful businesses, and creating lasting impact in their communities.
Despite systemic challenges, these visionary leaders have forged their own paths, turning ideas into thriving enterprises and paving the way for future generations. Their brilliance and determination not only drive economic growth but also inspire change, proving that success isn’t just about individual wins—it’s about opening doors for others.
By recognizing, supporting, and amplifying their contributions, we ensure that the next wave of Black women entrepreneurs has the opportunities, resources, and visibility they deserve. This Women’s History Month, let’s celebrate their journeys, uplift their stories, and invest in their continued success.
Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green of Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation
As one of the first Black women in the U.S. to earn a Ph.D. in physics, Dr. Green is revolutionizing cancer treatment with her groundbreaking laser-activated nanotherapy. Her innovative approach eliminated cancer in mice after just one 10-minute treatment in 15 days—with no harmful side effects.
Determined to make this life-saving treatment accessible to all, she founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to funding human trials and ensuring affordable healthcare solutions. Her achievements, recognized by Forbes, USA Today, and Business Insider, highlight the power of Black women in STEM to drive change. This Women’s History Month, let’s celebrate and support trailblazers like Dr. Green, who are paving the way for a healthier future. Learn more or contribute at oralee.org
Mitch Gilbert of Oya Femtech Apparel
As a former college athlete, Mitch experienced firsthand how traditional athletic wear failed to support feminine health. Determined to find a solution, she launched Oya, a brand designed to prioritize comfort, breathability, and wellness in performance wear.
With endorsements from over 60 medical professionals and feedback from 200+ product testers, Oya is leading a revolution in women’s activewear. By addressing long-overlooked health concerns, Mitch isn’t just making better clothing—she’s empowering women to move with confidence. This Women’s History Month, we celebrate leaders like Mitch who are redefining industries and advocating for women’s well-being. Learn more at WearOya.com.
Karen Grey of A Better Concept PR
With a background in Commerce & Engineering Science – Marketing from Drexel University, Karen has built a thriving career as a publicist, entrepreneur, and consultant.
Through A Better Concept PR, she has worked with major brands, festivals, and organizations, helping them craft compelling narratives and gain visibility. From the Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival to Verizon Information Services, her expertise spans public relations, marketing, web design, and social media consulting. By amplifying diverse voices and businesses, Karen is not only shaping the PR landscape but also paving the way for future women entrepreneurs to thrive.
This Women’s History Month, we celebrate women like Karen who are using their skills and influence to build opportunities and redefine success. Learn more about her work at ABetterConcept.com.
Veronica Burnett - Certified Life Coach, Transformational Speaker, and Author
Through her 3-Pillar approach, Life Transformation Academy, and Better Days Conferences, Veronica helps people break free from destructive cycles and step boldly into their destiny. With transparency and wisdom, she shares her own journey of overcoming challenges, inspiring others to reclaim their power and create lasting change.
As an author of The Better Days Vision Journal and coauthor of impactful anthologies, Veronica continues to educate, empower, and uplift those seeking a fresh start. This month, we honor her commitment to helping others rewrite their stories and step into a future filled with hope, confidence, and purpose.
Learn more about her work at VeronicaBurnett.com.
As we honor Women’s History Month, it’s essential to recognize and uplift the incredible Black women founders who are breaking barriers, innovating industries, and creating lasting change. Their resilience, brilliance, and commitment to their communities deserve not only celebration but also ongoing support.
At Locsanity, we share the same mission which is to empower, uplift, and provide solutions that help women feel confident, strong, and seen. Just as these trailblazing entrepreneurs are revolutionizing their fields, we are dedicated to redefining hair care by offering high-quality products that celebrate natural beauty.
Now it’s your turn to take action. Follow, invest, donate, and share their stories—because when we support women, we all rise together.
