SANKOFA SECURITIES, INC.
BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA

Sankofa Securities, Inc. is a Florida-incorporated company that operates as a community bookstore with a strong focus on celebrating African American culture and history throughout the entire year. Headquartered in Boynton Beach, Palm Beach County, the company was founded on December 16, 2005, under the corporate status of DOMP. Sankofa Securities places significant emphasis on books related to the African Diaspora, including fiction, nonfiction, self-help, metaphysics, mysteries, Egyptology, Pan-African themes, spiritual content, and science fiction. The store is uniquely known as a 'State Of The Black Union' partner with Tavis Smiley and has engaged in various literary events such as the Black Caucus of African American Librarians’ national conference and collaborations with institutions like the African American Research Library and Cultural Center. A proud Essence and NY Times reporting store, Sankofa Securities serves as a critical resource for educators, readers interested in self-published works, mystery novels, urban stories, and more. With headquarters located at 119 NW 5th Ave, Boynton Beach, FL, it provides easy access to travelers on I-95. Additionally, the store offers an extensive selection of over four million eBooks available through its partnership with eReading provider Kobo, directly supporting the business with each purchase. Sharon Robinson and other esteemed authors such as Kadir Nelson are noted collaborators or contributors that enhance Sankofa’s literary offerings. Sankofa Securities is led by notable officers including James Watson as Director-President (DP) and Margaret S Newton as Vice President (V.P.). For further engagement, the company can be contacted at phone numbers (561) 731-4422, (561) 731-0202, or via its website at sankofasecurities.com, which reflects its commitment to fostering literacy and culture. Its latest annual report filed as of April 12, 2024, is an indication of the company's active participation in enhancing its operational and cultural footprint.