Serial entrepreneur works to build affordable housing | NJ Business Beat

21% of the country’s nearly 13 million women-owned businesses are owned by African-American women. Entrepreneur Adenah Bayoh escaped a civil war in her native country of Liberia at age 13. From restaurants to real estate, Adenah is one of the largest employers in Irvington and Newark. Rhonda Schaffler speaks with her about how the spirit of service drives her business empire.

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