Commence Season 2 of the BBL Podcast with an exclusive fireside chat recorded at The BOW Collective's 5th Annual Conference. Dissect the $4 Billion roadmap of an organization where a 70% internal trade rate scales Black women-owned businesses into the top 1% of their industries. Join Nic Cober, Ticki Favaroth, and FIFA Dallas CMO Noelle LeVeaux to learn how to secure enterprise contracts and build the capability to dominate the 2026 and 2031 World Cup global stages.
Are you ready to move beyond the conversation and into the high-stakes world of scaling globally and positioning for large international sporting events?
The Black Business Live Podcast is back, commencing Season 2 with a powerful conversation on the Black Economic Agenda. Recorded live during the "Welcome to Texas" VIP Reception (sponsored by HR&Co) at the 5th Annual BOW Collective Conference: Phenomenally BOW, this episode dissects the roadmap of an organization representing over $4 Billion in collective annual revenue, and growing.
With over 250 Black business CEOs in attendance in Arlington, Texas, this session explores a bold new chapter for expanding enterprise presence in the global marketplace. Join us for a transparent, high-level exchange on what it takes to scale, secure enterprise contracts, and build a legacy that lasts.
The Powerhouse Panel:
- Nic Cober, Esquire | Founder, The BOW Collective
- Ticki Favaroth | President, BOW Enterprises & Managing Partner, HR&Co
- Noelle LeVeaux | CMO, FIFA World Cup 2026 Dallas
In This Fireside Chat, We Unpack:
- The $4 Billion Blueprint: The specific strategies The BOW Collective uses to leverage sisterhood and the power to dominate in unchartered waters and scale businesses into the top 1% of their industries.
- Cooperative Economics in Action: Why a 70% internal trade rate is the ultimate strategic advantage for scaling past the $1M mark and fostering the connections necessary for the Black Economic Agenda.
- The FIFA Opportunity: Noelle LeVeaux reveals how Black-owned enterprises must position themselves for the FIFA World Cup Dallas global stage.
The work starts now. While the world looks toward 2026, the strategic leader is already building for the 2031 Women’s World Cup. Use this season to identify your gaps, sharpen your operations, and build the enterprise capability required to support the next decade of large-scale international sporting events.
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