Honoring Veronica Harrison: A Trailblazer for Black Business in Oklahoma
Celebrating Women’s History Month
By The Greenwood Beat – WFPG
During Women’s History Month, we proudly honor Veronica Harrison, a dynamic leader whose work continues to uplift and empower Black entrepreneurs across Oklahoma. As the Founder and CEO of Permits and Processing Agents, LlC, and the driving force behind the Oklahoma Black Business Network (OBBN) and Oklahoma City Black Owned Business Guide Magazine, Harrison has cemented her legacy as a champion for Black-owned businesses, a beacon of support, and a true advocate for economic growth in the community.
A Visionary Leader
Harrison’s passion for business development and advocacy stems from a deep commitment to seeing Black-owned enterprises not only survive but thrive. Through Processing and Permits Agents, she has played a crucial role in helping business owners navigate regulatory hurdles, securing the necessary permits and licenses needed to operate successfully. Her expertise has saved businesses time, money, and stress—removing barriers that often hinder entrepreneurial progress.
Beyond her professional services, Harrison has cultivated a powerful and resourceful network through the Oklahoma Black Business Network (OBBN), an organization dedicated to connecting Black entrepreneurs with essential resources, opportunities, and community support. She further extends her influence through the Oklahoma Black Business Network Magazine, a platform that shines a spotlight on Black excellence, featuring and celebrating businesses that deserve recognition.
Empowering Black Women in Business
As a Black woman in leadership, Harrison understands the unique challenges women entrepreneurs face, particularly in industries where representation is lacking. She has used her voice and platform to advocate for equity, visibility, and access—ensuring that Black women business owners have a seat at the table. Through mentorship, networking events, and features in OBBN Magazine, she has amplified the voices of countless women entrepreneurs, inspiring the next generation of business leaders.
A Lasting Impact
Veronica Harrison’s dedication to Black business growth in Oklahoma is nothing short of historic. Her contributions align with the spirit of Women’s History Month—celebrating trailblazing women who create change, foster empowerment, and build lasting legacies. She has made it her mission to uplift the community, ensuring that Black entrepreneurs not only gain visibility but also receive the necessary support to sustain and scale their businesses.
At The Greenwood Beat – WFPG, we celebrate Veronica Harrison for her unwavering commitment, leadership, and service. Her work continues to transform the economic landscape for Black businesses in Oklahoma, leaving an impact that will be felt for generations to come.
Thank you, Veronica Harrison, for making history today and every day!