ABOUT NICOLE HECTOR
Nicole Hector is an Esthetician and the owner of Opulent Skin Suite, a boutique Facial Spa established in 2018.
In addition to being a self-care advocate and wellness enthusiast, she is a mom, a wife to an Army Veteran, a dog mom, and an avid bruncher. She wears many hats and is an inspiring example for other women aspiring to live out their dreams of entrepreneurship. Her advice for them is, “If you’re passionate about it, you can’t fail.”
Nicole aspires to continue to help women boost their self-confidence through self-care practices and to be an activist in her community for wellness initiatives.
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Celebrate August as Black Business Month! Throughout the month, #EPBlackBusinessNetwork will shine a spotlight on Black Entrepreneurs on the Border, featured in the #ElPasoBlackBusinessDirectory. Founded by Historian John William Templeton and engineer Frederick E. Jordan Sr in 2004, National Black Business Month aims to impact policies affecting 2.6 million Black businesses.
Despite facing historical challenges like systemic racism, redlining, and violence, Black businesses have shown incredible resilience and success. Let’s honor those who paved the way for today’s entrepreneurs in El Paso County with Black El Paso Voice.
El Paso can make a positive impact by supporting initiatives like elpasoblackpages.com, a free platform for Black business owners, and the El Paso Black Business Network. Embracing business diversity and celebrating milestones, successes, and progress in the Black business community is vital for our city’s continued success.
Black entrepreneurs bring unique perspectives, talents, and innovation that enrich the fabric of our city. It’s essential to provide them with the necessary resources, opportunities, and recognition. Let’s also remember, as business owners, to prioritize delivering a pleasant customer experience. #BlackBusinessMonth #SupportBlackBusinesses #ElPasoEntrepreneurs #BusinessDiversity #InnovationMatters
Monica is the founder and publisher of Black El Paso Voice. She is an advocate fighting against racism and embracing positive community involvement. She is a lover of God, Puerto Rican cuisine, and the greatest defender of her family. She also enjoy House Music and swears it’s the best music on the planet!