28 August 2018

Propeller has announced the 7 businesses who will join their South Broad Business Initiative (SBBI), the organization’s newly launched accelerator program for entrepreneurs of color operating businesses on and along South Broad Street.
Following the program’s pilot last summer, this year’s South Broad Business Initiative will work with these promising ventures to grow their businesses through technical assistance, mentorship, and pro bono project work. These seven businesses are working to bring services, jobs, and more equitable economic development to the South Broad business corridor:
Propeller South Broad Business Initiative 2018
A Priority One Rental Car
James Washington Sr., James Washington Jr.
Chef D’z Café
Donald Smith
Emerald Service
Tyshaundra Davis
Nola Organic Spa
Priscilla Fontenberry
The Lipstiq Lady Cosmetics
Tara Simmons
Umoja Visions
Beverly Smith
We Bleed Ink
Trevon Sansom
The South Broad Business Initiative program is also available to businesses on a short-term project basis. Qualified businesses can apply by September 23rd for consideration to receive up to ten hours of free project work in marketing, finance, or branding.
Ventures mentioned in this post

A Priority One Rental Car
James Washington Sr. & James Washington Jr.
Areas of focus: Community Economic Development

Chef D’z Cafe on the Ave.
Donald Smith
Areas of focus: Community Economic Development

Emerald Service
Ty Davis
Areas of focus: Community Economic Development

Nola Organic Mani-Pedi Spa
Sonjauh V. Green
Areas of focus: Community Economic Development

The Lipstiq Lady Cosmetics
Tara Simmons
Areas of focus: Community Economic Development

Umoja Visions
Beverly D. Smith
Areas of focus: Community Economic Development
