Black Onyx Management, an Indy-based management consulting firm, is celebrating their addition of 18 employees in the past two years. The firm’s commitment to diversity is echoed in their leadership, which is majority Black women.
“Our growth reflects a critical moment for us as we continue to merge business success with community impact,” said Marshawn Wolley, president and CEO. “This is a testament to our vision of fostering an equitable and thriving community through innovative, data-driven solutions.”
The company provides private and public organizations with community-based research, then builds programs to make their business practices more equitable. They offer:
- Applied and market research
- Community outreach and education program planning for health equity
- Data analytics for health equity
- Strategic and communications planning
- Supplier diversity program development and management
- Philanthropic initiative development and program management
The company also emphasized their research-based approach through a new brand identity. Their recent efforts to develop programs to empower communities and create lasting changes include the development of The Children’s Museum’s strategic plan, enhancing IPS’ supplier diversity program and helping stand up Equity 1821’s Black led loan fund.
For more information about Black Onyx management, visit blackonyxmanagment.com.
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