Black bread. Co, the first Black-Owned gourmet sliced ​​bread company, invites everyone to help shape the company’s bright future by investing in the company. The rapidly growing company is currently offering the public a 10% interest in the company.

In a sense, in addition to investing in a company that is rated as offering guaranteed returns, investors will also be investing in the advancement of young entrepreneurs and a disenfranchised community. According to the company, by investing in Black bread. coa shareholder can potentially generate healthy returns while supporting the company’s charitable efforts.

According to company management, the minimum purchase price for shares is $250. “We intentionally set a low minimum to give anyone the opportunity to buy stock regardless of economic status,” says Charles Alexander, co-founder, “’This brand is for us’ is one of our mantras, and we fully stand by and totally true to that statement.” “We hope that everyone, regardless of race, gender or economic class, will join our Breadwinners community as investors,” he adds. We believe that with additional capital, together we will make The Black Bread Company one of the best bread companies in the world!”

That Black Bread Company is the world’s first black-owned sliced ​​bread company. The company is owned and operated by three longtime friends from Southside Chicago; Mark Edmond (CEO), Jamel Lewis (President) and Charles Alexander (COO). These three black men strive to inspire other minorities not to be afraid to disrupt industries to which they have little or no access. They firmly believe in the power of representation.

These founders all come to the BBC from different backgrounds. Mark is a serial entrepreneur, owns a real estate construction company, and is the founder of Pokatidy Popcorn. Jamel is a nationally recognized recording artist, brand developer and marketing guru….