Partner Summary
The Black Business Club (TBBC) is a global networking community built by founder Asari St Hill to connect Black entrepreneurs, professionals, and business owners across borders. Launched in December 2022 and now spanning the UK, Ghana, Kenya, Gambia, Jamaica, Dubai, and Spain, TBBC brings together 80+ members who meet online twice a month for structured networking, business education, and peer-to-peer collaboration.
TBBC exists to solve a single, stubborn problem: talented Black business owners often operate in isolation, lacking the visibility, warm introductions, and shared infrastructure needed to move from micro to meaningful scale. Asari's vision is deliberately ambitious - to see hundreds of thousands of Black-owned enterprises networking and trading with one another worldwide, with Africa at the heart of that growth. The club is already building toward a dedicated membership platform and local chapter expansion, moving from pure community into scalable infrastructure for Black business success.
Asari is an Award-Winning Executive Coach (2025 EMEA), a business writer for The Voice Newspaper, and a contributor on 4TuneFM Radio. He also carries out free Profit Reviews for small business owners looking to sharpen their financial edge.
Membership is straightforward: GBP 15/month or GBP 150 annually for UK-based members; GBP 10/month or GBP 60 annually for Africa-based members. Each member gains access to the twice-monthly 90-minute online networking sessions, educational programming, and a growing directory of member profiles designed to surface commercial opportunities inside the community.
Website: theblackbusinessclub.com
Contact: Founder@theblackbusinessclub.com | +44 (0) 7852 937 981
Ideal Customer
TBBC is designed for Black entrepreneurs, solopreneurs, and small business owners who are:
Operating a business turning over less than GBP 700,000 annually and looking to break through to the next revenue tier
Based in the UK, Ghana, Kenya, or any of the expanding chapter regions, and seeking a trusted network of peers who understand their market context
Hungry for structured business education, warm referrals, and accountability partnerships rather than passive social media groups
Committed to reciprocal growth - willing to buy from, sell to, and collaborate with fellow members
Interested in pan-African and diaspora trade connections that open markets beyond their immediate geography
Pain Points Resolved
Isolation and Lack of Trusted Networks. Many Black business owners build alone. TBBC replaces isolation with a vetted, engaged community where introductions carry implicit trust and members actively refer work within the network.
Invisible to Opportunity. Micro and small businesses often lack the profile to attract partnerships, media coverage, or institutional support. TBBC's member directory, public profiles, and events put faces and credentials in front of decision-makers who matter.
Stagnant Revenue and No Growth Roadmap. Without peer benchmarks or coaching access, small businesses plateau. TBBC's regular business education sessions, Asari's Profit Reviews, and stage-based growth targets (micro to small to medium to GBP 1M+) give members a concrete trajectory.
No Affordable Gateway to Pan-African Markets. Expanding into African or diaspora markets is expensive and risky without local intelligence. TBBC's chapter structure and member base in Ghana, Kenya, Gambia, and beyond provide low-cost entry points through relationships, not cold outreach.
How to Connect
If you are a Black business owner ready to stop networking alone and start building inside a community designed for your growth, join TBBC directly via theblackbusinessclub.com.
For strategic partnerships, event sponsorships, or member-exclusive service integrations aligned with TBBC's mission, contact Asari St Hill directly at Founder@theblackbusinessclub.com or +44 (0) 7852 937 981.
If you are a founder, investor, or ecosystem partner looking to support TBBC's expansion into local chapters, membership technology, or scaled business education, Founder.Careers can broker the right introduction and structure the engagement
