Black Lotus Skincare
Black Lotus Skincare is a black owned - woman owned skincare & haircare company specializing in products that help to prevent acne, eczema and psoriasis. Our hair products feature Indian Ayurvedic herbs that help promote healthy hair growth.
Licensed Esthetician. Beauty, cosmetic & personal care, helping YOU regain confidence in your skin.
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Black Lotus Skincare
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Mary James Wyesol, founder and CEO of ShoSho’s Kitchen Granola
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Chris Young, CEO of Camfred Construction
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When they’re given easy opportunities to serve, our citizens really step up.
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Founder of Not In Philly, Dave Brindley
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The $14,000 working capital funding will be used to formalize registration as a home care provider and hire initial staff.
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Peoples Choice Home Care, LLC founder Matlhatso Reed
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As my business moves to the next level, leadership training, and management support that the Enterprise Center provides are keys to achieving greater sales and more contracts.
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Yvette Watts, WATTS, CEO
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You define what success is, but you have to free your mind.
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Gene Waddy, CEO, Alpha Business Solutions
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When we first started with The Enterprise Center Capital Corporation, we had maybe 6 or 7 accounts, and we've doubled that now. The Enterprise Center Capital Corporation has been very helpful funding my larger jobs and assisting me with maintaining payroll and buying equipment.
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Melvin Brown, Owner - 3rd Generation Design and Construction
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The relationships we’ve built are where we truly stand out.
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Luis Torrado, Torrado Construction, President
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We love our customers and focus on quality above all else!
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Daniel Lee, Farina Pasta and Noodle - Owner
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The CCE has been a helpful place to get questions answered when dealing with the city, how to create recipes, so we can be more consistent, create a budget, and best of all having other ‘foodprenueurs’ to meet and gain ideas and support in their endeavors.
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Tracee McBeth, Owner, Juice 215
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Remaining competitive in the current marketplace often requires access to capital at key moments in our business.
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Noel Lowe, FutureNet, Inc., President and CEO
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The Enterprise Center’s Dorrance H. Hamilton Center for Culinary Enterprises (CCE),is a great community to be a part of.
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Chef Lee Wallach, founder of Home Appétit
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