Entrepreneur and award-winning personality Tabitha Brown has become Clover’s first Chief Empowerment Officer. As a previous small business owner herself, this partnership highlights Brown’s dedication to supporting small businesses.
“Small businesses are my passion. The equity in helping them is the joy you bring to someone’s household and community,” Brown said in a press release. “My goal is to always uplift and empower small businesses and encourage others to do the same in their communities. I’m overjoyed to work with Clover to do my part.”
What is Clover?
In the US, small businesses account for nearly 48% of private-sector employment. Small businesses play an instrumental role in the national economy, with almost 1.6 million new jobs annually and $5.3 trillion in annual revenue. However, the reality for small-business owners is often bleak, as 50% of small businesses will fail within the first five years of opening.
Clover, a cloud-based point-of-sale and business management platform for small and medium-sized businesses, aims to change this. It lets you track your sales, manage schedules and time sheets, and run reports. It’s owned by Fiserv, Inc, a Fortune 500 company that aspires to move money and information in a way that moves the world.
Tabitha Brown’s career journey
Brown has several business ventures. She owns Donna’s Recipe, a healthy hair care line, and has launched several product lines with Target. Brown inspires her audience with her unique approach to veganism and teaches people new recipes.
Outside of her entrepreneurship, she is an Emmy Award-winning host, actress, mother, wife, a two-time New York Times best-selling author, and an NAACP Image Award Winner. She hosted Food Network’s first-ever vegan cooking competition show, “It’s CompliPlated,” and is co-creator and host of her children’s show, “Tab Time.” She has also received an honorary doctorate from the Savannah College of Art and Design.
Image: Tabitha Brown
