AN Online Coaching & Mastermind for black gay men who are working on big SHIT.
— 2024—
year of the rich butchqueen
Make 2024 your dream year.
MAYBE you want to start that project you’ve been sitting on. Maybe you want to turn your current thing into a 1-person empire. Maybe you want to share your creative project with the world. Maybe you finally want to start that billion-dollar business idea.
Regardless of your industry or project (real estate, media, tech, or fashion), our premium, research-backed Online Coaching + Group Mastermind Program helps you ACHIEVE that next important business objective — pushing you one step closer to becoming a Butchqueen Billionaire. Using my unique goals execution method and supported by a community, this premium Online Coaching + Mastermind Program helps black gay men execute big plans, build big businesses, and achieve big goals.
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why I Started
Butchqueen Billionaire
MARK DENNIS ROBINSON, Ph.D.
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my story
I started Butchqueen BIllionaire to bring premium, strategic coaching to black gay men– a powerful, untapped demographic in the new economy. Research shows that black gay men hold untapped power in business. A serial entrepreneur, author, and Associate Professor of medicine, I’m also building a startup in the Artificial Intelligence space. Using research done as a student at Princeton, Harvard Medical School, Yale, and Cambridge, I am building a startup that I believe will change the world. Find a longer bio here.
And yet, as a black gay man, I see LARGE numbers of other black gay men doing big things. And we do this despite being at the intersection of two oppressed groups. This is why I love us. We punch well “above our weight” in terms of grit, creativity, degree attainment, entrepreneurship, communication, and organization skills. The black gay men that I know are frequently THE most successful in their families. Time and time again, I find this. What if we harnessed our power? What if black gay men focused on ourselves?
Butchqueen liberation
What if black gay men harnessed their economic power? Could an empowered, wealthier black gay community be better positioned to create our own separate communities? Could we harness black gay men’s unique creativity to help ignite a network of black gay men starting businesses and creating wealth during this moment in history? I’m tired of seeing black gay people treated so poorly. And yet, we are often among our communities' educated, creative, and most productive members. I think black gay men are uniquely positioned to become wealthy—- to create institutions and communities that meet our unique needs, and we should do it. I want us to focus on ourselves; this is the time.
