Black Entrepreneurs Make History at the World’s Largest Women’s Bowling Event

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Black Entrepreneurs Make History at the World’s Largest Women’s Bowling Event

Nationwide -- Cynthia Cureton-Robles, the co-founder and CEO of TRONUS, and Curtis Alexander, who founded TRZ Recovery are making history in the world of bowling. Both of their companies, which are Black-owned, are the only companies providing the first athlete recovery lounge for the 2025 USBC Women’s Championships in Las Vegas, Nevada. This is the

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