Black Wealth Events is a movement at the intersection of economic equity, innovation, and sustainable growth. Inspired by the economic vision of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we combine the transformative principles of Circular Economics with actionable strategies for enhancing economic competitiveness. Our mission is to uplift Black American entrepreneurs, professionals, and communities through education, investment, and collaboration.  

Our Mission

We are committed to fostering systemic change by directing investments into HBCUs, empowering Black founders, and building wealth within Black communities. Through flagship initiatives like “The Wealth Weekend”, we provide the information, access, and infrastructure necessary for long-term success.  

Our Core Pillars

• Economic Equity  
  •   – Inspired by MLK’s vision, we advocate for equitable systems that empower Black communities to build generational wealth and economic independence.  
• Investment in Black Excellence  
  •    – Partnering with institutions, organizations, and individuals, we channel resources into HBCUs, Black founders, and underserved communities, driving economic growth and innovation.  
• Circular Economics  
  •    – We promote sustainable practices that reduce waste, maximize resource efficiency, and community-centric growth, future-focused businesses.  
• Global Competitiveness  
  •  – Through education, mentorship, and strategic partnerships, we prepare Black professionals and entrepreneurs to excel in competitive global markets, from navigating emerging markets to technology. 

Our Vision

We envision a future where Black American communities are leaders in shaping the future economy-locally and globally while fostering a legacy of innovation, sustainability, and shared prosperity

Join Us

Be part of a movement that drives Black excellence and competitiveness in the global economy. Whether you attend an event, partner as a sponsor, or speak, your contribution moves us closer to our collective goal of wealth empowerment for the Black American community.