HOWARD STUDENT LEADS ENTREPRENEURSHIP MOVEMENT!
|
Posted By: Quinn Conyers on November 01, 2006 HOWARD UNIVERSITY STUDENT LEADS NATIONAL YOUTH ENTREPRENEURSHIP MOVEMENT October 31, 2006- Washington DC. As an in demand entrepreneurship speaker, the world needs to get ready for the new voice of the youth generation. Meet Quinn Conyers, a current graduate student at Howard University and recent founder of Speak2Society, a professional speaking firm specializing in entrepreneurship motivational speaking. Quinn is currently touring the United States attending conferences, colleges, and youth organizations motivating, inspiring, and empowering students and young adults to choose entrepreneurship as the ultimate career choice “If you do what you love you’ll never have to work another day in your life!” says Quinn, who believes that the only way to financial freedom, wealth, and independence is through entrepreneurship. Quinn shares her business expertise through her interactive presentations and as the entrepreneurship editor of two popular businesses magazines. AFRO-Lutions Magazine Inc., and the Baltimore Times Small and Minority Business Magazine, are two publications Quinn highlights emerging and aspiring entrepreneurs that are among today’s top business savvy youth. Quinn’s accomplishments do not stop there. The National Institute for Urban Entrepreneurship (NIUE) highlighted Quinn as the March 2006 Entrepreneur of the Month. Quinn has even caught the attention of the federal government by being named an Emerging Business Leader by the Minority Business Development Agency. In addition to that Quinn was chosen as an Emerging Minority Business Leader by the West Virginia High Technology Foundation where she earned a $1500 scholarship in a business boot camp for two weeks in Wheeling West Virginia this past summer. In both programs she placed second in a competitive business plan competition among students from all across the United States and Puerto Rico. Believe it or not Quinn finds time to study and finish up her second degree while making history at Howard. Studying Mass Communications Media Studies with a specialization in Entrepreneurship, Quinn is currently writing a book on minority youth entrepreneurship in addition to writing her thesis on a similar topic. She has uniquely coupled her passion with an academic and entrepreneurial twist that is proving to be beneficial. The Capitol Speakers Club of Washington DC has also recognized Quinn’s exceptional leadership and entrepreneurship abilities and has awarded her the 2006-2007 Capital Speakers Club of Washington DC scholarship award in the amount of $4,000. Originally from Lancaster Pennsylvania, Quinn has earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Studies with a minor in Spanish from West Chester University of PA. Her entrepreneurial journey will take her to several monumental conferences in the upcoming months. Quinn will be speaking at the Black College Expo, Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization Conference in Chicago Illinois, and the 8th annual Youth College and Leadership Conference in Baltimore Maryland. Quinn welcomes the idea of helping students and young adults to turn their passion into a profit. She can be contacted directly for interviews and speaking engagements at info@Speak2Society.com. If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
 |
Quinn Conyers
From Baltimore, MD Howard University class of 2008 Member Since December 2005 |
Comments
 |
Frederick Roberts
Congratulations Ms. Qunn. You are commended for your business acumen and the drive to share your knowledge with your peers and others in the community. We welcome the opportunity for you to visit our Student Entreprenuer Program at Prairie View A&M University in 2007. The 2nd Annual Event is sponsored by Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE). Best wishes in your future.
President and CEO at Collegiate Community Development Corp and the Mr. Collegiate America Program Tuesday, November 7th 2006 at 11:10AM |
|
Hi Fredrick! Thanks for the comments. Please contact me ASAP! I would love to come to your school and speak. 610.960.6903 or info@speak2society.com. I look forward to speaking with you soon.
Tuesday, November 7th 2006 at 12:49PM |
 |
Keep up the Great Works!
Saturday, February 3rd 2007 at 5:21AM |
More From This Author
Latest Entrepreneurial Updates
 |
The 1868 Legacy XIV Collection: Wearable LegacyFor more than 150 years, Historically Black Colleges and Universities have long stood as pillars of opportunity, leadership, and cultural pride. Founded during one of the most transformative periods i ...more
Sherry Snipes • 321 Views • March 12th, 2026 |
 |
1868 Legacy🏛️ About 1868 Legacy
The year 1868 represents more than a date—it represents foundation, resilience, and continuity. Our next chapter, the 1868 XIV Collection, builds on the educatio ...more
Sherry Snipes • 313 Views • March 10th, 2026 |
 |
Reimagining HBCU Excellence for K–12 Scholars: Building Identity, Belonging, and Standards EarlyMy name is Skyler. I’m the Founder & Executive Director of SUCCEED Academy™, an HBCU-inspired scholar development framework designed to help K–12 students build identity, confidence, and a standard of ...more
Skyler Willingham • 503 Views • February 22nd, 2026 |
 |
Introducing 1868 LegacyI’m excited to introduce 1868 Legacy, a heritage-inspired lifestyle brand rooted in one of the most pivotal years in American history—1868.
The year represents two powerful milestones that continue ...more
Sherry Snipes • 554 Views • January 28th, 2026 |
Popular Entrepreneurial Updates
 |
New Era presents Tradition HBCU Apparel CollectionBUFFALO, NY (Sept. 2008) - New Era Cap Co., Inc., the leading headwear designer and manufacturer, announced that it will team up with Tradition, an Atlanta-based apparel design company, to launch "Ne ...more
Reginald Culpepper • 24,131 Views • October 17th, 2008 |
 |
Featured Business: Dangerous Negroes?The Black community is currently in a state of social and cultural recession where negative stereotypical behavior is not only condoned, but glorified. Hip Hop culture, which had noble beginnings, has ...more
Daniel Moss • 14,484 Views • October 10th, 2006 |
 |
INSURANCE FOR THE HBCU FAMILY!We are proud to announce a great new benefit for the HBCU Community. HBCU Connect has partnered with Living Waters Group LP to provide our students, parents, alumni, faculty, and fans with affordable ...more
Daniel Moss • 13,512 Views • January 12th, 2007 |
 |
10 Steps for Attracting Business with Promotional Products! 10 Steps for Attracting Business with Promotional Products!
Promotional Products have a better return on investment (ROI) than almost any other marketing medium. That is because the ...more
Cecil Bernard • 13,428 Views • August 23rd, 2021 |
