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Black Entrepreneurs Find Community in Manchester Network
19 Oct
Summary
- Manchester businessman founded Afrosocial after feeling professionally isolated.
- The network now boasts over 4,000 members across multiple continents.
- Afrosocial celebrates black success and aims to combat professional isolation.
David Chipfupa, a businessman in Manchester, established Afrosocial in 2024 after experiencing professional isolation. He found a lack of dedicated networking spaces for black professionals in the city. This initiative was born from a personal need to connect with like-minded individuals and foster conversations around entrepreneurship and shared experiences.
Since its inception, Afrosocial has grown significantly, attracting over 4,000 members. The network's reach now extends beyond the UK to countries like Australia, Dubai, South Africa, and the United States, demonstrating a global demand for such a community.
The core mission of Afrosocial is to celebrate black success and excellence daily. It provides a welcoming environment for professionals who may feel isolated due to relocating or professional circumstances. The network actively encourages members to share their experiences, fostering a culture of support and shared achievement.
