STONE MOUNTAIN, Ga. - GeorgiaChron -- Dear Black Woman is proud to announce an ongoing partnership with Chayla C. Jackson, Esq., a leading trademark and business attorney, to equip Black women entrepreneurs with the legal knowledge and business strategies needed to build and protect their legacies.

As part of this collaboration, Jackson will provide expert-led workshops, exclusive business and legal articles, and hands-on training for Dear Black Woman chapters nationwide.

Voices of Power Workshops – March 2025

Kicking off this partnership, Jackson will host the Voices of Power workshop series throughout March, covering essential topics such as:
✅ Business Foundations & Structuring – Setting up your business for long-term success.
✅ Trademarking & Brand Protection – Legal strategies to safeguard your brand.
✅ Contract Essentials – Must-have agreements for entrepreneurs.
✅ Legal Strategies for Wealth Building – Creating a solid financial and legal foundation.

These live, interactive sessions will give Black women entrepreneurs access to the legal tools and business knowledge often overlooked in traditional business education.

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Beyond March: Ongoing Education & Support

Beyond the Voices of Power series, Jackson will provide exclusive legal and business articles on the Dear Black Woman platform and facilitate workshops for local chapters, ensuring women across the country have direct access to critical legal and business guidance.

Why This Partnership Matters

Black women are the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs but often lack the legal protection needed to sustain their businesses. Jackson, a Georgetown Law graduate and founder of Legacy Legal & Consulting Firm, 180° Contracts, and Be Empowered Networks, is on a mission to change that. Recognized by Baltimore Business Journal and Voyage Baltimore Magazine, she empowers faith-driven business owners to be legally unstoppable.

Get Involved

"This isn't just another business series—this is a movement to protect and empower Black women entrepreneurs," said Kami Redd, founder of Dear Black Woman. "With Chayla's expertise, we're ensuring women have the tools to secure their futures the right way."

Spots are limited for the Voices of Power workshops. Register today at https://www.meetup.com/dear-black-woman/