Entrepreneurship

Black-owned businesses celebrated in NYC, fostering community, connection, and purpose beyond just shopping.

Haircare brand Bask & Lather grew from a family's homemade remedy, now a multi-million dollar business without investors.

Entrepreneurship isn't just highlights - it's navigating uncertainty, embracing reinvention, and finding resilience to keep building.

Black-owned businesses celebrated at NYC event with shopping, workshops, and community.

Funmi Monet, a therapist-turned-perfumer, built a trusted fragrance brand on expertise, not follower count, launching at Sephora without VC funding.

George Johnson revolutionized Black hair care, empowering Black women through innovation, representation, and entrepreneurship.

Cameras captured Joi Brown's powerful speech and prayer leading up to this year's Culture Creators Innovators and Leaders Awards Brunch.

Mariah Winston launched MSFIT, a luxury athleisure brand that empowers women through functional, versatile style. She balances entrepreneurship, modeling, and wedding planning.

Spill, a new social platform built by Black and Brown leaders, aims to create a safe, inclusive, and authentic digital community.

Camille Rose founder Janell Stephens carries on her grandmother's legacy of natural, homemade beauty through her thriving wellness brand.

3 beauty brand founders who built businesses rooted in community and personal journeys, navigating challenges of visibility and motherhood.

Black women leaders prioritize travel for spiritual renewal, creativity, and global sisterhood - reclaiming rest as a necessity, not an indulgence.