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Through “We Give Black,” Jamye Wooten reimagines Black innovation, enterprise
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Through “We Give Black,” Jamye Wooten reimagines Black innovation, enterprise
Entrepreneur Jamye Wooten’s mission is to help Black-led business owners in Baltimore forge their own destinies. Wooten, 52, is a Baltimore native. He grew up in the Irvington community in Southwest Baltimore and then moved to the West Hills community. Wooten’s father Palmer owned five dry-cleaning businesses as well as several night clubs, his mother Janice was a florist, and his sister Sherri owns a pizza shop in East Baltimore. Coming from a…
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