Empowering BIPOC Entrepreneurs: Leading with Purpose and Passion

Written By Adri Rodriguez

In this episode of Entre Tías y Amiguis, Adri sits down with Beatriz Rivera, an inspiring entrepreneur coach and former social worker who left her role to help BIPOC and queer entrepreneurs build purpose-driven businesses. Beatriz shares her unique journey, from supporting her father’s business during the pandemic to building her own coaching practice rooted in community and values. This conversation explores how purpose and healing can power our professional lives, and Beatriz offers insights into entrepreneurship as a means to not just financial success but personal growth. If you're looking to align your career with your values or gain confidence in your journey, this episode is full of wisdom!

Guest Bio:

Beatriz Rivera is a former social worker turned entrepreneur coach for women of color, BIPOC, and queer entrepreneurs. Hailing from Los Angeles, Beatriz earned her Master’s in Social Work from Columbia University and has dedicated her career to social and racial justice, healing, and empowerment in entrepreneurship. Through her coaching, Beatriz supports clients in navigating tough business decisions, creating strategies for success, and facing fears with conviction, leading them toward clarity, accountability, and growth.

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Adri Rodriguez

Adri Rodriguez (she/ella) is a therapist, educator, and generational healing expert who creates space for cycle breakers to reflect, grow, and reclaim their stories. As an immigrant, first-gen professional, and proud tía, Adri blends clinical wisdom with lived experience to support others in navigating identity, relationships, and family dynamics with clarity and compassion.

She’s the host of Entre Tías y Amiguis, a Spanglish podcast uplifting stories from Latine, queer, and first-gen voices. Through conversations rooted in cultura, comunidad, and corazón, Adri helps folks unpack what they’ve been carrying and reimagine what’s possible, for themselves and, for future generations.

She believes healing starts at the root, and that understanding and sharing our story is one of our most powerful tools for transformation.

https://www.adrianarodrigueztherapy.com
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