Business incubators can help you flesh out startup ideas and position you for success. Find out how they differ from accelerators.

During VidCon 2022, Snap announced its first accelerator program for emerging Black creators, which 25 will earn $120,000 for a year.

Melissa Allen lands executive director role at accelerator program League of Innovators replacing Joanna Buczkowska-McCumber.

Apple's Impact Accelerator program reveals a class of Black and brown-owned businesses developing innovative green tech solutions.

Amazon has announced an ambitious $150 million initiative that aims to drive economic equity for Black entrepreneurs across America.

Aveeno® and ESSENCE have announced the winners of its newly-launched accelerator program creating opportunities for Black women in the skincare industry.

Finding a dedicated program for entrepreneurs not only helps you grow your business but maintain your sanity in the process. While it’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking you can run, manage, and scale a business on your own; a business can’t grow without support. Beyond day-to-day funding support, at some point, you’ll need strategic guidance and direction — especially when you’re ready to scale. What got you here won’t get you there. Feelings of hopelessness and isolation are also prevalent for entrepreneurs. Should I quit or stay in the game? I’ve tried everything, and nothing is working. To help you avoid burnout, find resources and uncover the blind spots preventing you from reaching the next level of success, a diverse professional network is crucial. Even founder of FUBU and “Shark Tank” investor, Daymond John, said: “Mentors are one of the main reasons why people are successful.” If you’re an entrepreneur or aspiring business owner located in or around Detroit, you’re in...