Women Who Influence

Women Who Influence Women Who Influence, a purposeful, woman-owned, and woman-led enterprise committed to championing equity and social impact.

Rooted in the belief that every individual holds inherent worth and value, we acknowledge our privilege and the responsibility. Rooted in the belief that every individual holds inherent worth and value, we acknowledge our privilege and the responsibility it entails in addressing systemic disenfranchisement. Our mission is clear: to leverage our privilege for reparative actions and influence positive societal equity through impactful initiatives. With a deep understanding of the challenges faced by nonprofits, we offer comprehensive support to advance their causes. Since 2019, our seasoned team has assisted organizations in securing funding, establishing enduring partnerships, and enhancing internal capabilities. From strategic fundraising to program evaluation and marketing, we provide tailored solutions to empower nonprofits. Our holistic fundraising philosophy emphasizes nurturing relationships and championing intentional campaigns for lasting impact. Join us in fostering meaningful change and creating a more equitable world together.

$1.5 million is heading to Bronx business districts — but what does neighborhood investment actually mean for entreprene...
08/12/2026

$1.5 million is heading to Bronx business districts — but what does neighborhood investment actually mean for entrepreneurs?

From stronger commercial corridors to marketing, public-space improvements and merchant support, understanding who is investing in your neighborhood can help you better understand the ecosystem surrounding your business.

Don’t just build a business. Know the ecosystem your business lives in.

08/03/2026

Building Women Who Influence has taught me that entrepreneurship isn’t just about having a great idea it’s about having the courage to keep going.

Your vision was given to you for a reason. Start before you feel ready.

👇 What’s one lesson entrepreneurship has taught you? Share it in the comments, and if this encouraged you, send it to another entrepreneur who needs the reminder.



07/29/2026

Everyone talks about becoming an entrepreneur, but what does that really mean?

An entrepreneur is someone who identifies a problem and creates a solution through business.

Entrepreneurship isn’t about being your own boss or becoming rich overnight. It’s about creating value, solving real problems, and building something that can make an impact.

At Women Who Influence, we’re breaking down business in a way that’s simple, practical, and accessible.

Business education starts here.

💬 What problem is your business solving or what problem do you want to solve?

07/24/2026

We’ve spent years telling entrepreneurs to find mentors and that’s valuable.

But many business owners aren’t struggling because they lack information.

They’re struggling because they lack access.

Access to capital.
Access to contracts.
Access to strategic partnerships.
Access to the rooms where opportunities happen.

Over the next few weeks, Women Who Influence is launching a series breaking down entrepreneurship, startups, investors, funding, and what it really takes to build a sustainable business.

Follow along and tag an entrepreneur who needs more than motivation.

07/16/2026

Candas Barnes
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One of the hardest parts of growth is staying faithful to yourself during seasons where nothing makes sense yet. No results. No recognition. No certainty.

Just faith, discipline, and quiet resilience. But life has a strange way of rewarding the people who keep going after most would’ve quit. Sometimes the breakdown comes right before the breakthrough.

And sometimes the delay was preparing you for a life bigger than the one you originally imagined. 💜


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06/19/2026

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The Tignon Law - Part 1

They passed a law to make free Black women look enslaved. Black women turned it into the most powerful crown in the room.

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Alt text: Video covering the 1786 Tignon Law in New Orleans and how free Black women responded with silk, jewels, and African tradition — turning oppression into a cultural crown.

06/19/2026

Today marks Juneteenth a powerful reminder that freedom delayed is not freedom denied, but a truth that demands we keep showing up, speaking up, and building forward.

For Women Who Influence, this day is about honoring the legacy of Black resilience, leadership, and entrepreneurship that has always existed—even when it wasn’t recognized. It’s about the women who turned pain into purpose, systems into strategy, and community into power.

We celebrate freedom not just as history, but as responsibility.

Responsibility to create access.
Responsibility to amplify Black voices.
Responsibility to invest in equity that lasts beyond a moment or a post.

To every woman building, healing, leading, and rising—your influence is part of a longer story. And your work is part of the future Juneteenth was fighting for.

We remember. We honor. We keep going.

06/11/2026

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