The State Of Black Entrepreneurship In Food, Fashion, And Beauty | Forbes The Culture | Forbes
For(bes) The Culture is checking in with Black entrepreneurs across industries to identify the authentic state of Black entrepreneurship. In this episode, we talk to leaders in the food, health, beauty, and wellness spaces to better understand current industry landscapes for Black business owners, featuring: Shontay Lundy, Founder of Black Girl Sunscreen Tai Beauchamp, Cofounder of BROWN GIRL Jane Lanny Smith, Founder of Actively Black Fred & Perteet Spencer, Cofounders of AYO Foods
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