Celebrating National Women’s Small Business Month [TN]

From Generation To Generation: Building & Preserving Generational Wealth

Women are starting businesses by leaps and bounds. NAWBO Memphis is helping women grow those businesses and leave a legacy for the next generation.

During National Women’s Small Business Month, come hear how women are growing their businesses beyond small to be thriving, sustainable businesses. Not only are they leading businesses that support their families, these women business owners are creating jobs that positively impact multiple generations.

Our luncheon speaker will be Briggette Green of Top Cat Masonry, and breakout sessions will be led by Brandy Aden of A&B Construction and Elizabeth Tate of Signet Inc.

This event is free to attend, thanks to our generous sponsor, MLGW!

About Briggette Green

Mrs. Briggette S. Green is an award winning entrepreneur, wife of 33 years to her soulmate Mr. Robert Green, a proud mother of three beautiful children: Romanethia, Nyemma and Robert II. She is founding principal and managing member of TopCat Masonry Contractors, LLC., established in 1997. For the past 21 years, Briggette has dedicated her efforts to building the company she founded with her husband into a multi-million dollar enterprise. Briggette has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Organizational Management and over 20 years in finance and management. Her background has positioned the company on a sound foundation for growth and sustainability. A graduate of Leadership Memphis; ABC’s Emerging Contractors Academy; Memphis and Shelby County’s EDGE Program; Greater Memphis Chamber’s ASCEND Program; Turner School of Construction Management and City of Memphis Sub to Prime Program.

Some of her notable accomplishments include Woman of Excellence, The New Tri State Defender and Super Woman in Business, Memphis Business Journal. TopCat was awarded the Mid South Minority Business Council Continuum’s Quality Assurance Business of the Year award, a finalist for Minority Business of the Year and Small Business of the Year by Memphis Business Journal. Briggette serves on the advisory board of Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) and is a member of National Association for Women Business Owners (NAWBO). Briggette has collaborated with local agencies such as the Workforce Investment Network, the City of Memphis’ Summer Youth Initiative; Brown Baptist Church Youth Initiative and the Department of Corrections to provide real work opportunities for local youth and second chance offenders that have been identified as being within the low income or poverty level. Briggette’s adopted motto is a quote by the late Henry Ford, “Whether you think you can or whether you think you can’t, you are correct.”