Black American Entrepreneur in China

William D. Frazier
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This groundbreaking podcast is a personal, academic, and professional journey of a Black American within The People's Republic of China. Through lessons learned, the audience will understand how those experiences can assist in industry development and business opportunities for the betterment of Black American communities. William D. Frazier believes the podcast is the first of its kind for individuals who lack insight and know-how from a Black American Entrepreneur perspective in China. The podcast discusses Black America's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and entrepreneurs' trade relationships with the greater China region. This podcast is an utmost dedication to the foreseeable economic transition of international business agreements for Black American small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and entrepreneurs in the global economy. The vision for this podcast is to provide a blueprint for Black American entrepreneurs to achieve diversified and sustainable economic growth through business development with the mainland private industries in China. The podcast will provide discussions about the Chinese private sector so that the listener can understand quality business development and growth opportunities. In addition, their subscription to the podcast will give additional insights into business strategies with the support of diverse and sustainable foreign partners in this market-driven economy.

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    Mikia Cain - GirlTrek Adventure Squad

    Mikia Cain, or Miki, sometimes referred to, comes from Seattle, Washington, where she represents GirlTrek. The organization started with two friends, Vanessa and Morgan, whom they met in college. They were sick and tired of losing family members at a young rate due to heart failure, diabetes, blood pressure, etc. So they created a 10-week challenge by inviting all their friends and family to come and get out in the neighborhood and walk. And after its success, that’s when GirlTrek was founded. Which is the largest nonprofit organization that encourages Black women and young daughters to go out outside their front doors, put on their sneakers, and walk for 30 minutes five days a week. And we like to promote radical self-care. So listen to Mikia's affiliation with GirlTrek for the last six years. And her role with GirlTrek as part of the Adventure Squad.

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    Interview with Dyami

    The following interview is with one of our newest partners and collaborators, Dyami. He arrived in Shanghai on March 13th of, 2013 and has been making music that speaks to people's hearts and minds, regardless of their background. He would like to share some things with you: - He makes all his music. He's an independent artist; he doesn't have record labels, and he loves being able to express himself through music. He believes collaboration is a significant part of creating good music. -Music is his life and work, so it's close to him. And not only that, but he also collaborates with people no matter where they are from or what they look like because it's all about sound. The sounds and people are colorful, and the image is colorful. So no matter where they're from or what they look like, if they got that sound, feeling, that exact frequency and energy that he has, he wanted to take it higher. So that's what he does. Whether it's dancers, other musicians, other singers or writers, or whatnot, they come together to make something beautiful. Still, for the most part, when it comes to music production, he says 99% of the music production is all him. Check out our podcast!

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    VOA China News: A Conversation with Ralph Jennings

    Please listen to my conversation with VOA China News about how I continue to see the opportunities in China and the challenges I face with learning new things during China's no COVID policy. Once I sat down, I could reevaluate what I was doing with my life like most people. And that allowed me to revisit what was going on with myself and how I could understand China more. So I think the essential part of this conversation is the continuation of understanding Black Americans' view of China from outside China as an ample opportunity. So there's an extensive service to educate Black America about China other than the Great Wall and that type of historical structure. So, therefore, take a listen and share your thoughts.

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    Conversation with Randy Freeman of the Minority Professional Truckers Association (MPTA)

    We're getting the word out on this podcast about Randy Freeman of the Minority Professional Truckers Association (MPTA). This organization provides support and outreach to minority truckers who want a good home for their business. For example, they provide connections, resources, and communities that are hard to find in other areas of the more significant trucking industry. Therefore, listen to why membership in MPTA professional organization is open to anyone interested in increasing their knowledge and skill. They offer multiple benefits to members, including industry-leading training from top experts, development workshops, the opportunity to build relationships with industry leaders, and much more. In addition, the group supports and promotes minority truckers who want to run a professional domestic operations in the US and internationally. So listen to our conversation to better understand how MPTA helps connect minority drivers to potential clients and ensure they have the opportunity to grow their business.

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    Conversation with Brother Ronvey Price

    A candid conversation with Brother Ronvey Price is a must-listen. Even if you aren't trying to come to China, it's an excellent conversation to listen to if you want to learn about business and are not business savvy like him. So first off, I wanted to thank him because he was reading and marking my book in the study hall. I hang out with this Brother in China, and he doesn't ask me in great detail about what I do. He didn't even know what to ask some of these questions. So first off, thank Brother Price for allowing me to open up to this world that is unbeknownst to most Black American entrepreneurs in the US. And how I learned about the industry and trade and the detailed steps to make it happen. And that's another area, just the proper steps to do it safely and not take high risks.

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    We Differ on Two Things

    On this podcast, I answer a question from Wesuhuna Pearson of Black Asia Magazine on how the Black American community in China faces a significant challenge. First, we should work together to strengthen our image. The people can play a role in this. Additionally, on a more grassroots level, we can help one another by educating and training each other about how best to navigate China's cultural and business spheres. Finally, it will be necessary for Black Americans to continue building a positive image of themselves in China. So have a listen and don't forget to subscribe, give a review, and share. Respectfully

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    Tell Us About Your Journey

    Listen as I talk about my writing journey and getting through getting my book published in Shanghai. The part of the book that stands out is where I talk about my mother. She was part of that whole process of writing my book. When I talk about being an entrepreneur, I have to think about who's the first entrepreneur that I knew. It was my mother. I grew up in government housing, and we sold freeze cups, and my mother began known as the Freeze cup Lady. She would develop her supply chain system when she brought sugar, the different flavors of Kool-Aid, and plastic and paper cups. And she utilized the freezer as the manufacturing machine and water as the foundation. So that is the basis of my book. So listen to how my mother is in the process of writing this book.

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    Interview with HBCU Wallstreet Talks

    In this episode, I have an interview with HBCU Wall Street Talks. As an influencer, entrepreneur, and a person in a country where we, as Black Americans, have typically not engaged, we are economically behind because of the lack of necessary business opportunities not given to us. And this long, long, long, long overdue interview is about some amazing things out in China related to my book, “Black American Entrepreneur in China.” And I understand that some individuals have been following me secretly for quite some time now. And I feel conversations like this with HBCU Wallstreet Talks are essential because, in some business school classes, students often see this as a lane or industry or a place in which we, as Black Americans, should be learning more about China becoming a super powerhouse. And as we all know, the things that are happening in China. So I saw this as an opportunity to talk about my experiences. What's going on in China from a Black American perspective. And where are those opportunities for us through my work, and why is my book important? And without further, listen to a snippet of my conversation with HBCU Wallstreet Talks.

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    Where Does Black America Fit In With China?

    In this podcast, I discuss how Black America can fit into the equation of economic growth in its relationship with China. And as China becomes more powerful in technology and manufacturing, there are models Black America should look at and learn from in China. I believe this podcast is a natural fit for China's economic growth. With China being the second-largest economy globally, Black America should not neglect opportunities to engage with the growing Chinese market. In this podcast, I'll discuss through technology and building a presence in China can open new business opportunities for Black-American companies. Furthermore, as the United States imports more and more products, I think China's role in economic growth should create collaborative opportunities for Black American entrepreneurs and the Black community. Once known for its low wages and poor working conditions, the country is now a powerhouse sending ripples through global markets. A sustainable Black American organization in China can play a big part in paving this business opportunity for Black communities in America. Therefore, I discuss why we must take advantage of it as much as possible to grow our economy without losing Black business owners. Through this podcast, I hope to inspire the creation of an industrial economy and encourage other emerging Black entrepreneurs to act as global business leaders– and hopefully, their subscription.

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    Opportunities Found in China

    Supposing you want to get involved in business, particularly in Shanghai, China, where there are many entrepreneurial opportunities. And because it's more beneficial for some expats to become entrepreneurs, I don't think anyone could say it's not an issue to pursue these prospects. However, if you want an operation here, it will help if you were here to do it or select someone here to represent your interest. In this podcast, you'll hear about what it is like being a Black American business owner in a big city like Shanghai. Even though there are many opportunities in China, particularly in Shanghai, I'm an entrepreneur who's faced countless setbacks and ignored the naysayers. And as a global business developer, I understand this podcast has its challenges in appealing to those listeners with a solid interest in improving their understanding of collaborative opportunities with the private sector within mainland China – and hopefully, their subscription.

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This groundbreaking podcast is a personal, academic, and professional journey of a Black American within The People's Republic of China. Through lessons learned, the audience will understand how those experiences can assist in industry development and business opportunities for the betterment of Black American communities. William D. Frazier believes the podcast is the first of its kind for individuals who lack insight and know-how from a Black American Entrepreneur perspective in China. The podcast discusses Black America's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and entrepreneurs' trade relationships with the greater China region. This podcast is an utmost dedication to the foreseeable economic transition of international business agreements for Black American small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and entrepreneurs in the global economy. The vision for this podcast is to provide a blueprint for Black American entrepreneurs to achieve diversified and sustainable economic growth through business development with the mainland private industries in China. The podcast will provide discussions about the Chinese private sector so that the listener can understand quality business development and growth opportunities. In addition, their subscription to the podcast will give additional insights into business strategies with the support of diverse and sustainable foreign partners in this market-driven economy.

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    William D. Frazier
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