New UK research confirms what many Black-owned businesses in Birmingham already know: finance and networks are still harder to reach. Here’s what the data shows, and five concrete ways to close the gap this autumn.
Closing the Funding Gap: What Black-Owned Businesses in Birmingham Need to Know Now Read Post »
A major new UK report confirms what many already knew: Black entrepreneurs still face a real funding and network gap. Here’s what it means for Black-owned businesses in Birmingham, and the free local support you can tap into right now.
The Funding Gap Is Real: What a New UK Report Means for Black Birmingham Entrepreneurs Read Post »
A new £90m government-backed fund cohort has produced the UK’s first Black-led venture capital fund — but the wider funding gap for Black entrepreneurs remains stark. Here’s what’s changing, what’s still broken, and exactly where Birmingham’s Black business owners can find real funding right now.
UK inflation has risen to 2.9%, squeezing small business margins across the country. We look at what it means for Black-owned businesses in Birmingham specifically — and the funding, mentoring and network support already built for you.
UK Inflation Rises to 2.9%: What It Means for Black-Owned Businesses in Birmingham Read Post »
A new £100m government fund is backing overlooked investors — including a Black-led UK venture fund. Here’s why that matters for Black-owned businesses in Birmingham, and how to position yourself before the next application window opens this autumn.
Channel 4 and Lloyds have named the 2026 winners of Black in Business, each landing £200,000 in TV advertising. Here’s why the funding and visibility gap behind this initiative matters for Black entrepreneurs in Birmingham — and where to find support closer to home.
