Eboyné M. Jackson: A Black Women’s History Month Icon

In honor of Black Women’s History Month, BOSSIP is shining a spotlight on incredible women making waves across various industries. Today, we’re celebrating Eboyné M. Jackson, a true #MelaninMagicMaker whose ‘divine influence’ is reshaping narratives in entertainment and entrepreneurship.

From Vision to Divine Influence PR

Eboyné is the visionary founder and CEO behind Divine Influence PR, a boutique agency that has become synonymous with impactful campaigns and results-driven storytelling. Since launching in 2011, she’s built a reputation for transforming clients into industry thought leaders, securing major media placements for an impressive roster that includes names like Ari Fletcher, Alicia Lyttle, and Sukihana.

Her journey wasn’t handed to her; it was built on late nights, calculated risks, and unwavering faith. Eboyné emphasizes that her relationship with God serves as the compass for her business decisions, guiding her to strategically choose clients who possess a compelling message, mission, and story worth amplifying.

Expanding Her Empire: Luxe on 7th & On Luxe Beauty

Beyond her PR prowess, Eboyné is a master of pivoting and expanding her influence. She’s also the force behind Luxe on 7th and On Luxe Beauty, ventures that extend her passion for elevating experiences into the realms of fashion, beauty, and lifestyle. These brands are a natural extension of her core mission: helping women feel confident, seen, and celebrated.

When asked about her entrepreneurial pivots, Eboyné explains that these brands fill gaps in the market for high-quality, luxury products that empower women. Her PR expertise allows her to create brands that truly resonate with their audience.

Guided by Faith and Resilience

Eboyné’s success is deeply rooted in her faith. She shared that every business decision begins with prayer and seeking divine guidance. This spiritual compass has led her through challenging moments and inspired her to trust God’s timing, even when the path forward wasn’t logically clear.

She credits influential Black women like CeCe Winans, her pastors, grandmother, and mother for inspiring her journey. However, she also emphasizes the profound impact of everyday women—mentors, friends, and colleagues—who have shown her that true success involves lifting others along the way.

I love that I get to bring my full self—my faith, my creativity, my culture—to the table. Being a Black woman in business comes with challenges, but it also comes with unmatched resilience, perspective, and the ability to inspire others by simply showing up as your authentic self. — Eboyné M. Jackson

Inspiring the Next Generation

Looking ahead, Eboyné hopes her work empowers the next generation of Black women to believe in their dreams, recognize the value of their voices, and understand their potential to change industries. She encourages them to lead with faith, take risks, and build spaces where they belong, with God as their guide.