#Repost @officialblackwallstreet ・・・ Meet 28-year old Jade Colin from New Orleans who has made history as the youngest Black woman to become a McDonald's franchise owner! While in college, she started her career as an employee working the night shift at a local McDonald's, and after years of earning promotions and awards, she decided to purchase her very own franchise, following in her parent's footsteps who now own 6 McDonald's franchises. #GenerationalWealth — After graduating from the University of Louisiana in 2012 with a degree in business management, Jade decided to apply for the Next Generation program for the children of McDonald’s owners. — After finishing that intensive two-year training program, she became a manager of her parent's franchise... and immediately began planning to open a franchise of her own which is located at 3407 LaPalco Blvd. Harvey, LA 70058 #mcdonalds #blackandwhite #blacklivesmatter #blackgirlmagic #blackgirlsrock #women #celebrityscope #blackbusiness #blackownedbusiness #neworleans #millionaire #fantasy_5 #quotes #jadecolin #fastfood #franchise #blackexcellence #blackhistory

At the age of 28 #JadeColin is the youngest black women to own a McDonald’s franchise. #blackexcellence #blackgirlmagic #mcdonalds #blackentrepreneur

Regrann from @living.while.black - The native New Orleanian’s relationship with McDonald’s began when her parents purchased their first restaurant in 2010. Nearly days after graduating from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette with a bachelors in Business Management in 2012, Jade jumped right into the family business. “I started working in the restaurants learning McDonald’s procedures and policies.” ______________________________________________ Eventually, Jade decided to apply for the Next Generation program for children of McDonald’s owners. _____________________________________________ **Building Generational Wealth** Jade’s biggest inspiration is her parents. In 2010, they opened their first McDonald’s franchise and now they own six. 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 She credits her parents for paving the way for generational wealth in their family. ______________________________________________ Jade’s parents worked full-time jobs and sometimes second jobs. As an African American community, we need more men and women to know it’s not just about right now but it’s about the generations to come, says Jade. #LivingWhileBlack #BlackWomen #BlackEntrepreneurs #BlackEntrepreneur #BlackInBusiness #BlackFamilies #BlackWomenInBusiness #JadeColin #EndNegativeBlackStereotypes #IdefyStereotypes #GenerationalWealth #BlackGenerationslWealth #BlackExcellence #BlackProfessionals #BlackBusiness@WarriorSoulJah (at Jeddah, Saudi Arabia)