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Black Wall Street HOODFELLAS: Beverly Ann Williams of Sue Ann’s Office Supply

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Black Wall Street HOODFELLAS: Beverly Ann Williams of Sue Ann’s Office Supply
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(BALTIMORE – February 27, 2024) – Black Wall Street HOODFELLAS is tonite (Tuesday, February 27, 2024) from 6 to 8 pm at Hoodfellas Bistro (7 N. Calvert Street) in downtown Baltimore.

Honorees include Beverly Ann Williams.

RSVP to https://blackwallstreethoodfellas2024.eventbrite.com.

Who is Beverly?

Beverly Ann Williams is the esteemed owner of the long-standing Sue Ann’s Office Supply. Certified MDOT, SDB, and by The City of Baltimore, with over three decades of experience, Beverly Ann has navigated the company through various market shifts and challenges, maintaining a crucial position in personalized office solutions.

Leaving behind a career as a State of Maryland Parole and Probation Officer, Beverly Ann embarked on a journey of entrepreneurship alongside her childhood friend, Rebecca Sue. Together, they founded Sue Ann’s Office Supply, Inc., a small retail and business-to-business office supply store.

Beverly’s has always been committed to the vision and strategically made decisions so Sue Ann’s Office Supply could evolve to meet the changing needs of the industry and its clientele. Recognizing the importance of adaptability and customer-centric service, Beverly closed the retail store and now focuses on the business-to-business aspect, ensuring personalized attention and tailored solutions for her clients.

Under Beverly’s guidance, Sue Ann’s Office Supply has continued to hold its position in the office solutions arena, weathering challenges posed by competitors like Amazon and Staples. Beverly’s commitment to community engagement and customer satisfaction has solidified the company’s reputation as a trusted partner in business and the community.

 With a passion for innovation and a dedication to excellence, Beverly Ann Williams continues to lead Sue Ann’s Office Supply into the future as one of the very few black-owned office supply businesses, providing top-notch office solutions and supreme customer service to businesses in the region.

Black Wall Street HOODFELLAS: Beverly Ann Williams of Sue Ann's Office Supply
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