At Sugar Rimz, we are dedicated to creating memorable and safe experiences for all individuals attending or servicing events within every community. As a black-woman-led company founded by two South Side Chicago natives from the Roseland neighborhood, we have a deep understanding of the importance of uplifting marginalized communities and providing opportunities for unemployed adults and youth.

Our mission is to provide a distinguished proposition through our bespoke cocktail creations and unparalleled bartender service, surpassing any pre-mixed alternatives. With a team of rigorously trained, experienced, and licensed bartenders, we guarantee exceptional expertise and professionalism at every event we cater. We pride ourselves on our innovative approach, streamlined staffing solutions, and cutting-edge bartender equipment, ensuring unwavering excellence from the first inquiry to flawless execution.

As a trusted partner, we deliver unforgettable bartending experiences, complete with comprehensive bartender management. We empower our customers to achieve their event goals with utmost confidence, knowing that our dedicated team is committed to providing exceptional service.

At Sugar Rimz, we are not just a bartending company. We are a catalyst for positive change, creating opportunities for growth and employment in underserved communities. By combining our passion for exceptional service with our commitment to community empowerment, we aim to make a lasting impact on both the events we serve and the lives we touch.

Join us in raising the bar of excellence, inclusivity, and community upliftment. Discover the Sugar Rimz difference and let us make your event an unforgettable experience.

Chantal Grant, CEO and co-founder, is a 32-year-old graduate of Central State University in Ohio with a passion for entrepreneurship. In addition to her role at Sugar Rimz, Chantal is a successful real estate developer at her company, Grant Stone. She is also a political consultant and a leader of important initiatives in Chicago, including Level Up and Vote, a campaign to increase voter participation and make information more accessible to marginalized communities.

Our Ambition

"In 2015, my sister & I planned to pitch our business idea to my father who was a very stern numbers guy, a stockbroker who worked at the Chicago Board Options Exchange"

We knew that we had to come correct in our pitch..., but unfortunately, a few months later he passed away."