How BCA Culture Is Revolutionizing Black Entrepreneurship

As we commemorate Black Business Month, it is fitting to spotlight a story of innovation, resilience and deep commitment to empowering Black entrepreneurs. This is the story of Darbi Dorleia, CEO of BCA Culture. Darbi’s journey began in 2019 when BCA Culture, then known as The Business Credit Agency, was born from a series of Facebook Live videos. These videos reached thousands of entrepreneurs, teaching them the importance of building business credit and preparing for funding. The overwhelming response laid the foundation for what BCA Culture would eventually become—a FinTech SaaS company that modernizes community development financial institutions (CDFIs) and banks through advanced software development. The transformation of BCA Culture from coaching classes to a technology-driven platform is a testament to Darbi’s visionary leadership. In just four years, BCA Culture has helped over 8,000 businesses secure more than $271 million in funding, impacting lives far beyond financial success. A key driver of BCA Culture’s success is its innovative approach to merging technology with social impact. BCA’s co-founder, Adam Ajetunmbi, explained, “The idea for BCA Culture was born out of a desire to bridge the gap between technology and social impact. I’ve always been passionate about leveraging tech to solve real-world...