Lamar and Ronnie Tyler celebrated the 10th anniversary of their iconic TSP Live! conference at the luxurious Hotel at the Avalon in suburban Atlanta.
TSP nicknamed ‘HBCU Homecoming for Black Businesses’
TSP — Traffic, Sales and Profit — is also dubbed the “HBCU Homecoming for Black Businesses,” which has transformed the lives of thousands of businessmen and women across the country. The founders, who started with a blog on marriage and family, expanded into various business ventures and saw a need to teach others how to build profitable businesses.
TSP Live has grown from a local event to a national phenomenon, providing a safe space for Black entrepreneurs to learn and grow. TSP Live emphasizes community, professional development, mindset, and execution. They aim to create a lasting legacy and economic impact globally.
TSP serves as a guiding light for Black entrepreneurs
“The event is specifically designed to help business owners and entrepreneurs shift their mindsets, implement winning strategies, and successfully execute them to see results in as little as seven days,” Lamar Tyler said from the site of the conference in Alpharetta, Ga. “The event also provides them with access to the tools and resources they need to reach their first six, seven, or eight figures in profit.”
TSP has been a guiding light for Black entrepreneurs seeking strategies, community, and business growth. Lamar and Ronnie Tyler work to inculcate attendees with viable and actionable plans for their upcoming year in four key areas: people, projects, products, and profit…