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Lashawn Dreher Media Features

MEDIA FEATURES

See how Lashawn Dreher is leaving an impact on the web and in the world.

African American Marketing Association AAMA Black Marketers to Watch - Lashawn Dreher
AFRICAN AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION (A.A.M.A.)

The 50+ Black Marketers to Watch is our way to recognize Black marketing talent across the board. As marketing continues to grow we want to encompass that in the categories of strategy, community, content, design, and media. 

This work cannot happen without the support of our sponsors HP, Comerica, Onward Search, and Content Marketing Institute.

Cultural Visionary Lashawn Dreher - CanvasRebel
CANVASREBEL

Your story matters. Your viewpoint and insights matter. Our mission is to create a space for artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs to be able to learn from their peers through the magic and power of storytelling. There is so much we can learn from each other and we hope these stories inspire you to pursue your passion and support those who are doing so themselves.

We recently connected with Lashawn Dreher and have shared our conversation below. 

Lashawn Dreher on Lady Mogul Talk Show
LADY MOGUL TALK

In this episode of Lady Mogul Talk, we speak with Lashawn Dreher, Founder of BlkWomenHustle® and Editor-in-Chief of EMOIR Magazine, as she unveils her top tips on networking and marketing.

 

You don’t want to miss the invaluable insights on navigating the business world as a woman and harnessing the power of connections to elevate your brand. Plus, discover the driving force behind her entrepreneurial journey and the founding of BlkWomenHustle®.

Lashawn Dreher on Roland Martin Unfiltered
ROLAND MARTIN UNFILTERED DAILY DIGITAL SHOW

BlkWomenHustle® Founder Lashawn Dreher joins the Roland Martin Unfiltered Daily Digital Show for Tech Talk, the weekly segment highlighting Black tech companies on the rise.

 

Lashawn discusses the BlkWomenHustle App and how it's becoming ground zero for Black Women expanding, educating, and sustaining communities for growth

Mobile App Designer Lashawn Dreher
BLACKNEWS.COM

Meet Lashawn Dreher, founder and creator of the BlkWomenHustle® app, a revolutionary networking application for Black women entrepreneurs, professionals, and creatives. The app cultivates social capital, strengthens economic empowerment, and catapults careers and entrepreneurial pursuits.

Meetup Live featuring Lashawn Dreher
MEETUP LIVE

What does it take to get a new business venture off the ground? In this Meetup Live event, we’re discussing the dos and don’ts of community building and entrepreneurship.

Learn from BlkWomenHustle® founder and Networking Maven® Lashawn Dreher on Meetup Live. Hear about the role of authenticity in building social capital and growing a thriving community.

Lashawn Dreher for BAUCE Magazine
BAUCE Magazine

Whether you’re new to your industry, your newly built empire needs tools and a foundation to truly prosper in competitive spaces, and following these five tips can help take your empire in the right direction.

 

Lashawn Dreher of BlkWomenHustle has built her brand and businesses from the ground up, having created an all-in-one networking platform for Black women entrepreneurs, professionals, and creatives. She shares 5 marketing tips BAUCEs should adhere to. 

Lashawn Dreher Host and Speaker For Essence Entrepreneur Summit
ESSENCE

Lashawn Dreher joined the ESSENCE & GU Entrepreneur Summit to present quick tips for entrepreneurs interested in securing funding for their businesses. Her segment details strategies for developing the perfect pitch and resources that offer funding to small businesses.

Ticket Tailor Gender Equality Innovator Lashawn Dreher
Ticket Tailor

Who better to kick off the discussion than some of the brilliant women who have made it their life’s mission to redress the balance? Lucky for us, a whole bunch of them are running events through Ticket Tailor, meaning we got to chat personally with the trailblazers who are collectively organising the mass destruction of gender bias in business and beyond.

It’s thanks to organisations like theirs that the narrative around women in work as well as society is changing as we speak.

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