Sparkle Bass on Clubhouse

Bio

Serial Entrepreneur

📈💰📊XII Companies
@xiicompanies
Business Consultant

🏡🏢🏘 Onyx Team powered by Elite Realty Group
@Onyxrealtyteam
NC Realtor

🍤🍟🍔C & P Eatery
@candpeatery
Foodie Food Truck

🔨⚒🪓Wreck & Release
@wreckandrelease
Fayetteville 1st Rage Room

Bio

Sparkle W. Bass is a serial entrepreneur, with over 3 business in 3 different industries. Sparkle is a graduated of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, where she received a BS in Electronic, Computer and Information Technology.

After graduation, Sparkle launched her career in North Carolina, where she worked with industry leading technology companies in the field of project management. This eventually led to her desire to own and manage her own company. Sparkle attended Kaplan University and received a Master’s in Business Administration in 2012.

In 2014, Sparkle & her husband Travis Bass, launched XII Enterprise, LLC, a transportation company. While assisting her drivers and owner operators in setting up their trucking business, XII Companies was born. XII Companies is a consulting firm that specialize in business start-ups, business finances, business taxes and insurance. XII Companies works with established businesses to streamlining operations, create business plans, policies and procedures, obtain certified minority and women owned status certifications, business trademarks and more. In 2020, Sparkle co-founded Wreck & Release which is Fayetteville’s first Rage Room. Sparkle also co-founded C&P Eatery a food truck the specialize in American favorite foods. In June 2020, Sparkle started her real estate career, in NC. Now as a full real estate broker, Sparkle aspires to assist individuals purchase their home while educating them throughout the home buying process.

As a philanthropist, Sparkle’s desire to see progression of others, especially the youth, led her to want to start an organization that would focus on giving back instead of making a profit. With the help of her husband, Travis Bass, Sparkle co-founded a non-profit organization called the Cynthia Patterson Foundation (CPF), in honor of her mother who taught in North Carolina for over 20 years and was a paralyzed in a drive by shooting in 2005. CPF focus is to assist the youth in the communities of North Carolina through providing resources, education, and career opportunities.