Wizards Black Owned DMV Spotlight on Wellspring Manor, Capital City Mambo Sauce & Arlo Solutions

The Washington Wizards are continuing to spotlight Black Owned Businesses in DC, Maryland and Virginia, not only for Black History Month but throughout the season.

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For 4 consecutive years, the Washington Wizards have been recognizing and showcasing local Black-owned businesses. In 2022, the Wizards spotlighted 6 businesses from November to April, on the team’s Black-Owned DMV page, the Wizards’ social channels, in-game activations through Wizards marketing assets, and on Monumental Sports Network. Checkout the businesses in the videos below.

Wellspring Manor & Spa

Lisa and Kevin Alexander are co-owners of the Wellspring Manor & Spa. They share that they wanted to create a luxury destination where people of color can see themselves reflected in the experience. Hear more about their story in the video below and checkout their business here: wellspringmanor.com

Capital City Mambo Sauce 

Arsha Jones and her late husband Charles established Capital City in 2011. This family-owned business manufacturers specialty foods based in Prince George’s County, MD and their Mambo sauce, a staple in DC, brings all natives back home. Hear their story in the video below and checkout their business here: capitalcity.com

Arlo Solutions

Arlo Solutions is a cybersecurity and management consulting firm that started in 2014. Hear their story in the video below and checkout their business here: arlo-solutions.com

Businesses selected for the Black-Owned DMV program are required to be within a 75-mile radius of Capital One Arena. To learn more about the Black-Owned DMV program and to see how you can support local Black-owned businesses, visit washingtonwizards.com/BlackOwnedDMV.

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