A Quick Ting On: Black British Businesses

Author: Tskenya-Sarah Frazer Series: AQTO

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In this informative guide to the history of Black British entrepreneurship, Tskenya-Sarah Frazer explores how one of Britain's most influential communities continues to create space in the world of business.

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Day-to-day struggles, triumphant success stories, and unique circumstances. A Quick Ting On: Black British Businesses takes you on an informative journey through the history (and future) of Black British entrepreneurship.

With the powerful rise of Black British culture, Black British entrepreneurship has rapidly become a point of great conversation. This book looks back on significant moments in Black British entrepreneurship, exploring the struggles, success and unique circumstances that face Black British businesses.

Featuring brilliant interviews and first-hand accounts from some of your favourite Black British entrepreneurs - from Sharmadean Reid MBE and Ozwald Boateng OBE, to the late great Jamal Edwards MBE, and so many more - Black British Businesses offers an important insight into how one of Britain's most influential communities continues to create space in the world of business.

About the Author

Tskenya-Sarah is an award-winning culture, inclusion and sustainability specialist. Over the past nine years, Tskenya has implemented equitable and profitable strategic roadmaps that ensure diversity and inclusion underpins all functional areas of businesses across global public, private and third sectors spanning the global regions of APAC, EMEA and NA.

She has acted as an advisor to His Majesty King Charles III and the government through her work with the Prince's Trust International Youth Entrepreneurship Board. Tskenya is also an award winning business owner and has been featured in Forbes, Vogue and more. Tskenya continues to advocate for the further representation of neurodiverse, disabled and minoritised groups within businesses, entrepreneurship and venture capital. Personcentric, dynamic and charismatic, Tskenya brings a consistent intersectional lens to everything she does.