#black-entrepreneurship

#black-entrepreneurship

Elite Media transformed its commitment to community support into tangible action by launching the Keep It 100 pitch competition, distributing $100,000 among five Black-owned businesses during an event that celebrated innovation and cultural impact. The Harlem-based advertising agency drew from its own funds to create the prize pool, challenging industry peers to follow suit in supporting entrepreneurs who contribute meaningfully to their communities.

From midday until 18:00 BST, Black On The Square will begin with free live performances, dance, food and family-friendly activities. This year's 'Inter-generate' theme recognises Black London's contribution to electronic culture. It will feature legendary Garage music producer and DJ Wookie. The first acts to be announced include popular south-east London DJ collective Born N Bread who will host the main stage.

Sugar Hill Creamery is a local treasure in Harlem, known for its handmade, small-batch ice cream, inspired by Caribbean and Midwestern roots.

"After looking at every option, it became clear that continuing in this current market wasn't sustainable."