Kira Chereé Cobb is a seasoned CEO and Founder with over 20 years of experience as a serial entrepreneur, entrepreneurial ecosystem builder, and thought leader. Known for convening town halls around conscious conversations, Kira Chereé is deeply engaged in fostering collaborative spaces that drive meaningful dialogue and change.As a consultant and a recognized authority in the Entrepreneurial Support Organization (ESO) community, Kira Chereé specializes in organizational development within the entrepreneur ecosystem. Her expertise spans governmental, nonprofit, and for-profit sectors, providing high-level strategic guidance to organizations whose missions focus on making a marked difference in urban and rural communities in the United States. Kira Chereé’s service to these organizations helps them develop and implement impactful programs, projects, and initiatives that advance a wide range of community development efforts centered around Entrepreneur-Led Economic Development.A powerful force and voice for entrepreneurship, CEO and Founder, Kira Chereé Cobb is a published author, serial entrepreneur and well sought after speaker. Creating her first business in 2006, Integrity Designs, Kira Chereé used her degree in graphic design to make her clients visual dreams reality. Through mentorship and service, she went on to create her second business, Entrepreneur Business Basics, (EBB) in 2014, focused on training start up entrepreneurs to launch, grow and sustain their businesses. Under Kira Chereé’s leadership, EBB has grown exponentially to offer a 12-week cohort for adult learners, JUMP©- a fully accredited training curriculum for high school students, reTHINK© - training for ESO leaders, and LEAP© - early entrepreneurship experiences for middle schools. Having helped over 600 entrepreneurs to launch their businesses, Kira Chereé is a subject matter expert in small business development. Furthering her advocacy for minority entrepreneurs, Kira Chereé along with her husband Cedric Cobb, founded Black Entrepreneurship Week in August 2023. Gaining governor's support from the states of Kansas and Missouri, BEW focuses on enhancing and supporting Black Entrepreneurs during the first week of August every year. Accomplished, acknowledged and awarded, Kira Chereé doesn’t rest on her accolades. The future of her work continues through her 501(c)3 non-profit organization, Twenty53, missioned to help bring attention and education to the $13T wealth gap between black Americans and their counterparts.