Orange Blossom Classic is 90% manufactured by women and minorities.
Many know that Kidra Bulkuk as brains, historical orange flowering classic, annual historically black colleges and universities (HBCU) football game and cultural holiday. In the dominant industry of men, Bulluck is the only black woman in the United States to have exclusive rights To the main sports feature of HBCU.
The son of Jre Lee Jr. in Florida’s A & M University, 1933 FAMU won Howardi 9-0 and successfully confirmed the foundation of HBCU classics. Orange Blossom Classic reigned in 1978 Prime HBCU classic event.
After a 43-year pause, Orange Blossom Classic made its return to her return to Miami Gardens due to Bulluck. The event attracts thousands of fans, graduates, students and family members every year. It attaches importance not only to football, but also the most important role in the development of education and future leaders of experts. Bulluck has turned the classic into a compulsory event for anyone interested in HBCU. The event in its direction was shown in ESPN2 during the last two NCAA seasons.
But there is more accumulation than what the audience sees every year in the field. He is a mother, author and serial entrepreneur who wears different hats while pursuing his career efforts. Now, Bulluck wants to make sure women have the tools they need to succeed in corporate America and as entrepreneurs. That is why he hosts the women’s empowerment event known as “height experience.”
“Height experience was something I thought about my experience as a woman and entrepreneur. I worked in different spaces, and I tried to raise these areas, “he said. A black venture. “I thought it would be a really good opportunity for (women) practical something that can help them navigate corporate America.”
What women can expect during height experience
Fort Lauderdale The height of the present is the official calculation of Orange Blossom Classic, which is 90% manufactured by women and minorities.
Bulluck said one-day conference on July 11t. They will present tangible information through women’s discussions, debris sessions and networking opportunities. Some speakers include a lawyer who will discuss how to protect the brands of those present with trademarks and copyright. Other speakers will discuss how women can finance or receive grants for their business, and there will be talk of images of advice.
“(Focus) will be on health and health, fashion and beauty, corporate structure, understanding how to include your business as well as to protect your brand and invest.
The free event will take place at Charles F. Dodge City Center at Pembroke Pines, from 10 to 2 p.m. Presents a serial entrepreneur Ebony Austin; Actress and a comedian quite vee; Grammy-nominated rapper Dr. Yolanda “Yo-Yo” White; and beauty creative and entrepreneur Ericka J.
While the event is free, it loses to register. Women can Learn more and sign up here for an event.
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