The name Spice may be well known in entertainment circles all across the world, but for the past five years, Grace Hamilton has also established and grown several successful businesses. From owning her label, Spice Official Entertainment, to her clothing brand, Graci Noir and her beauty line, Face and Laces, the serial entrepreneur has been
building her brand and empire while dominating in the male-centric entertainment industry.

As an entrepreneur and consummate business woman, she has been quite successful.

Grace Hamilton is a force to be reckoned with and she is the face of the next Flow Business Webinar to be held on Friday (October 22) at 10 am.

“Grace is a reservoir of knowledge and tactics that every business owner can tap into and use. Her expertise will be quite useful for small business owners and those considering implementing a business idea. She has built businesses from concept to reality and through a lot of hard work. We are excited to have her as part of our Flow Business Webinar and look forward to hearing more about her entrepreneurial journey and the advice that she has to share,” said Dwayne Walters, senior manager, small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) & partner channels at Flow
Business.

“There is this other side of Spice that we don’t often see and as we continue to empower entrepreneurs to start, scale and grow with Flow Business, this is a webinar that is very relatable given Grace’s journey. The session will be disruptive as we want to grab the attention of small businesses owners and entrepreneurs and entice those who are interested in gaining knowledge and know-how from a popular character/personality,” Walters continued.

Hamilton is excited about this speaking engagement and has promised to be honest and candid in her approach while dishing out gems of advice that she thinks will bolster any business.

SMALL BUSINESS MONTH LINE UP INCLUDES WEEKLY WORKSHOPS

The weekly Flow Business Inknowvation livestreams are aimed at empowering its small and medium business customers and helping them to grow their businesses in the digital age. They are part of the company’s Small Business Month line up of activities which also includes weekly workshops by local and regional experts covering topics such as increasing sales with digital payments, selling to the UK, US and Canada through an online marketplace, boosting your brand with an impactful website and social content and marketing on a dime: Creating cost-effective
marketing campaigns.

Flow Business is also encouraging small business owners to submit their business plan for a chance to win cash and assistance in building their company.

Businesses are invited to register on www.flowbusiness.co/events to receive instructions on submitting their business plan, demonstrating how they’ll use digital tools and technologies to grow their business; and how their business contributes to their local communities. Five finalists will be invited to pitch live at the company’s final event on October 29 for a chance to win the first-place prize of up to US$7,000, including a US$5,000 cash prize, one year of broadband connectivity, one-year access to Smart Solutions, a television commercial, plus one hour of coaching with a digital
expert.