Among the recognition received for his work, Lamar, along with wife Ronnie was named one of Ebony Magazine's Power 100, a list of the top 100 movers and shakers in the black community, finalists for Black Enterprise's Family Business of the Year, finalists for Infusionsoft's Small Business ICON award and winners of the ClickFunnels Two Comma Award.

Under the couple's Tyler New Media company umbrella, Ronnie has co-produced seven films that deal with the challenges and triumphs of marriage in the black community. The couple was named one of Ebony Magazine's Power 100 in 2011 and 2012.

Prior to Tyler New Media, Ronnie Tyler spent 17 years with IBM as a Certified Project Management Professional (PMP) managing projects with 30 million dollar budgets and up to 30 developers spread across 4 continents. She now uses her skills and expertise to manage 7-figure product launches and events for Tyler New Media, LLC and their various brands, mainly Traffic Sales & Profit and BlackandMarriedwithKids.com.

Ronnie believes that, by default, every entrepreneur or small business owner is a project manager at some point in their business. Therefore, she has made it her mission to share project management best practices that will not only increase efficiency but profitability in your business.

As a young man, Marcus honed his entrepreneurial spirit while working at his family’s automotive dealership. By the age of 25, Marcus seized upon an opportunity to reshape the way recreational vehicles and outdoor equipment was sold. Under his leadership and vision, Camping World would grow to become the Nation’s largest RV retailer and would make Marcus Lemonis one of the most successful businessmen in America.

But with each great success, the lessons of humility imparted by his mother have helped keep him grounded, reminding him that the true riches of life are found in giving back. With millions of dollars donated to charitable organizations and invested in small businesses, he is an advocate for the underdog and finds his strongest inspiration by investing in people. Marcus Lemonis may have been born in Lebanon but he is 100% American-made.

Known as the Lady CEO at Ladies & Luggage – an award-winning, seven-figure travel agency – Dacia has led hundreds of Black women on life-changing journeys abroad with fellow like-minded travelers.

As Director of Agent Support and Co-Owner at Travel Success Academy, Dacia teaches travel professionals how to launch their own businesses to 7 figures through hands-on experience and the proven strategies that fueled her own agency’s stratospheric growth. Dacia uses her skills to inspire Black women to enrich their lives through travel, and to motivate travel professionals to create their dream agencies.

The company launched and began selling barrettes through its online store at gabbybows.com in February 2014. This led to Gabby becoming a six-figure entrepreneur by the sixth grade. She manages or is engaged in all aspects of the business, from inventory to speaking at schools and business conferences and sales taxes to writing thank you notes to every customer who orders products online.

Gabby was named a 2015 South Carolina Young Entrepreneur of the Year, the youngest to ever receive this award. Gabby was also named the 2018 Black Enterprise Teenpreneur of the Year, the 2019 SpeakerCon Teen Speaker of the Year, and the 2022 U.S. Small Business Administration Young Entrepreneur of the Year for the state of South Carolina.

The straight “A” student loves to read and dance. Her favorite subjects are science, math and language arts.

With over 25 years of experience working with big corporations like FedEx, Kelly Services Global staffing agency, small business owners and new entrepreneurs, Delmar positioned herself as a trusted and resourceful solution for startups to established small business employers in need of affordable, efficient, and top-notch recruitment, training, and human resource solutions. Delmar’s personal story, which includes multiple layoffs, life challenges that included losing everything, and her own dive into entrepreneurship, gives her a perfect mix of formal knowledge and “real life” experience that she pours into each client and their unique needs.

This 20 Year veteran C-Suite marketing & sales has now dedicated his talents to bring awareness and change of better health to the Black Community. Currently the CEO of Problk Health, A Vitamin & Wellness company dedicated to being a vehicle of change. Problk Health’s mission is to literally promote the health of Black people. With more than 90% of Black Americans having vitamin deficiencies Problk Health offers varieties of high-quality vitamins and supplements, with 50% of the net profits going back to non-profits that specifically target health and healing in the Black community. Allowing people to invest in their own health while investing in the health of the Black Community.