Shontaye Hawkins
Profit Is The New Black
Session: Profit Infusion: How To Eliminate Money Leaks, Create A Blast of Cash and Accelerate Your Profits NOW!
Date & Time: 4:00 pm, June 18th
What You'll Learn:
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7 simple steps to create your strategic profit plan and grow your business.
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3 ways to increase your revenue and put more money in your bank account.
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Discover what money leaks are and how they impact business profitability.
About the Speaker
Bottom Line Strategist™ Shontaye Hawkins uses her extensive finance background and financial prowess to equip entrepreneurs with the knowledge and strategies to build highly profitable businesses. She helps entrepreneurs eliminate money leaks and income barriers, identify and create their very own profit game plan so that they ultimately, achieve massive growth, success and profit.
Shontaye has worked with top business leaders to build wealth in excess of $1 billion and attract high net worth clients. She has worked for Fortune 500 companies such as Goldman Sachs® and Bank of New York®, in addition to other industry leaders like Grant Thornton. Shontaye is passionate about encouraging entrepreneurs to reach their full potential and build successful, more profitable futures, starting today.
Known as the Bottom Line Strategist™, Shontaye has been a Fox News Radio contributor along with being a featured guest expert on CBS Radio, Black Enterprise and along with many other media outlets across the country. She is a thriving business coach, author, speaker, and CEO & Founder of Profit Is The New Black®. Shontaye teaches her clients practical strategies to build highly profitable 6 and 7 figure businesses, increase their profits, attract new clients and achieve massive business growth.
When she isn’t helping her clients keep their profits in the black – making money, create massive growth and business success, you can find Shontaye in her running shoes training for another half marathon, reading a good book or spending time with her family and friends.
Shontaye says, “It doesn’t take money to make money. It takes action – consistent action.”