Eventnoire and Pronghorn join forces to increase their global presence and impact.

Eventnoire, a company dedicated to promoting and showcasing cultural events, has recently announced its exciting partnership with Pronghorn, an investment firm focused on supporting Black entrepreneurs, particularly in the spirits industry. As a leading platform for venue management in North America and Africa, Eventnoire boasts over 10,000 event organizers and 400,000 members, making it a rising star in the world of online ticketing. With Pronghorn's ambitious goal of generating $2.4 billion in economic value for the Black community through its investments in 57 Black-owned spirits brands by 2032, this partnership marks a significant step towards fostering innovation and inclusivity in the industry.

The partnership was officially announced by Eventnoire's co-founders, Erin J. Hall, Dan Sanborn, and Dia Simms, at the prestigious Cannes International Festival of Creativity. Speaking on behalf of the company, founder and CEO Jeff Osuji expressed his excitement for the collaboration, stating, "Eventnoire is thrilled to partner with Pronghorn, and we look forward to a strategic alliance that will drive our growth while promoting innovation and inclusivity in the spirits industry."

Echoing these sentiments, Pronghorn co-founder Erin J. Hall also shared her enthusiasm for the partnership, emphasizing its potential for growth and collaboration within the special events and spirits industries. "Partnering with Eventnoire is a natural fit for Pronghorn," Hall explained. "Together, we will elevate event experiences, foster meaningful connections with emerging Black spirits founders, and redefine the landscape of celebration."

The partnership kicked off in June with a special screening of the "Distilled" docuseries in Washington, D.C., Dallas, and Chicago. This multi-episode series showcases the unique stories of Black-owned distilleries in Pronghorn's portfolio and will be available for streaming on AMC+ in August, which also happens to be Black Business Month.

For those interested in learning more about Eventnoire, visit their website at https://eventnoire.com or follow them on Instagram. To learn more about Pronghorn Co., visit their website or follow them on Instagram. And for a recap of the empowering Women of Power 2024 event, be sure to check out the related content on Eventnoire's website.

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