Apply Now for a Scholarship to Attend the Be Well Fabulous Black Woman Michigan Tour

The Michigan Good Food Fund is excited to announce applications are now open for scholarships to attend the Be Well Fabulous Black Woman Tour!

Applications are now open for scholarships to attend the Be Well Fabulous Black Woman Tour — a three city conference intended create a sacred space of business + wellness support for black female leaders and entrepreneurs. 

Bringing business planning, executive coaching and training for entrepreneurs, these one-day conferences are impactful for attendees. 

Provided by the MSU Center for Regional Food Systems, the Michigan Good Food Fund invites good food business owners to apply for a $50 scholarship toward attending a one-day stop on the Be Well Fabulous Black Woman Michigan Tour.

Tap into this amazing network of Black women to take your business to the next level!

Apply now!

Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis.

Be Well Fabulous Black Woman Tour

Organized by Black Women About Business, the Be Well Fabulous Black Woman tour is intended to provide business planning, executive coaching, training and retreats designed exclusively with the Black woman in mind.

This one-day conference will stop in three Michigan Cities:

Participants at the conference are able to choose to attend general sessions, breakout sessions, and engage with vendors. Attendees can mix and match sessions from a Business Track and a Wellness Track to create a specialized and unique day.

Dr. Lynn Richardson will be the keynote speaker for each stop on the Be Well Fabulous Black Woman Tour. Dr. Richardson is MC Lyte’s business partner and the celebrity financial expert on the Steve Harvey TV Show. Together Dr. Lynn helped build MC Lyte’s empire along with other notable icons. She will join the Black Health Academy and AfroBeat Fit in our featured presenter line-up.

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