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From Momentum to Market
Marketing is often the overlooked piece of the business puzzle. We push it aside during early-stage growth or forget about it as companies mature. This oversight costs us real opportunities. Without consistent visibility and strategic positioning, even the best products remain invisible to potential customers. Nowadays, businesses that don’t actively promote themselves get left behind, […]
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June 2025 (Black to the Future)
Share Magazine Table Of Contents Article It All Started With a Nod By Ikenna Onuorah A Nod is a simple gesture, a silent acknowledgement among individuals that conveys recognition, shared… Article Branding with Intention By Chinaemerem Sochi Ogbonna Human-Centred Innovation. Growth-Minded Partnerships. When people ask what The Nod is, I usually say,… Article Building Bridges […]
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Orchestrating Innovation
What does reclaiming a prosperous economy for Black innovators in Canada look like? It starts with ownership of our stories, platforms, and dollars. The Nod App is a digital gateway to that ownership. More than a marketplace, it’s a mechanism for self-determined economic growth. The Nod App turns visibility into viability by connecting Black-owned businesses […]
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The Founders Journey
Picture three people from completely different backgrounds coming together with nothing but a shared vision and unwavering determination. Fast forward eighteen months, and we’re about to launch an app that will change everything for Black entrepreneurs across North America. This is a testament to what happens when purpose meets persistence, when diverse minds unite, and […]
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Building Inclusive Workplaces with Angelah Kusero
Sometimes the best way to understand equity in hiring is to hear it from someone who lives it every day. Angelah doesn’t only talk about opportunities, she helps create them. As a leader at Manpower, she’s seen how the right approach to hiring can change not just workplaces, but whole communities. In this interview, Angelah […]
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Reclaiming the Blueprint
Charity That Begins at Home and Transforms a Community At BCW, we see empowerment as multifaceted, encompassing social, cultural, and economic dimensions. While our work supports community programs for women and girls, BCW is also proud to be the first Black-led organization to initiate business-focused programs in Western Canada. We believe economic empowerment is critical […]
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The Business of Belief
There’s something telling about how we celebrate wealth in different communities. In the Black community, when someone achieves major financial success, their story becomes legendary. Everyone knows LeBron James, Oprah, Tyler Perry, and whoever made it big this year. But in other established communities, you could name hundreds of successful entrepreneurs and investors without anyone […]
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The Economic Gravity Problem
Money behaves like gravity, an invisible force shaping economies. In Black Canadian communities, this force is pulling purchasing power away, creating a severe financial imbalance. This isn’t just about “buying Black”; it’s about understanding the hidden physics of economic circulation and leveraging artificial intelligence to redirect financial flows back into our communities. The Economic Reality […]
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