Southern Methodist University was the location of the DFW Chapter of the National Black MBA Association’s Entrepreneur Accelerator Summit. Roland Parrish was one of the featured guests for the EAS. The summit is a premier event designed to empower established Black Business owners, executives, and entrepreneurs. This targeted gathering is geared towards entrepreneurs who have been in business for at least two years, are already profitable, and are seeking to scale their businesses to the next level. The EAS is co-hosted by the NBMBAA chapters of NY Metro, San Francisco, Washington DC, and Detroit. In a fireside chat, Parrish shares his story with the guests which that covers his years in business, personal struggles and triumphs, and advice on navigating the current climate of business.
