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CHARLOTTE, N.C. - ncarol.com -- Creatives Who Hustle To Honor 12 Businesses in Charlotte, NC in Celebration of Black Business Month
Charlotte, NC – Creatives Who Hustle (CWH) is thrilled to announce their second mixer tour stop of the year, this time taking place in the vibrant city of Charlotte, NC. In a spirit of unity and recognition, CWH will honor 12 outstanding Black-owned businesses from Charlotte and its surrounding areas in celebration of Black Business Month. The event is set to dazzle attendees on Saturday, August 24, 2024, from 4 PM to 9 PM at Spaces By Premier.
Highlighting the importance of Black entrepreneurship, this festive occasion will feature dynamic panels, complimentary cocktails courtesy of a Black-owned wine or liquor brand, and lite bites crafted by a Black chef or restaurant. The evening kicks off with "The Business Of Being Black Panel," an enriching discussion aimed at delving into the unique experiences and challenges faced by Black entrepreneurs. The conversation continues with the highly anticipated "State of Black Media/Entertainment Panel," featuring top media and entertainment professionals from the city.
"This event is completely a labor of love on all accords. The food and drinks are free, and our panelists are generously giving their time and talents complimentary as well," shared Kelley Jamison, affectionately known as 'Aye Yo Kells,' Founder and CEO of Creatives Who Hustle. "It's a place for Black and minority professionals to relax, relate, and release some of the stress that comes from being the storytellers of our culture."
Exclusive to media and entertainment professionals, entrepreneurs, influencers, and press, the CWH Black Business Month Mixer is more than just an event—it's a community initiative. The CWH Black Business Month Mixer is more than just an event—it's a community initiative. It's a cornerstone effort that gives back to Black and minority entrepreneurship communities, fostering support for programs and initiatives that help emerging business owners flourish in their ventures.
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Founded in 2020, Creatives Who Hustle emerged as a platform for like-minded individuals to connect, share ideas, and collaborate on future projects. Through networking events filled with creativity, live performances, and the showcasing of talents, CWH has become a beacon for those eager to support and elevate others in the creative industries.
For this highlighted mixer, CWH's mission remains steadfast: to uplift, inspire, and provide resources. This event will honor the top talent and hard work of various fields, and serve as a galvanizing moment for the community.. "Supporting fellow creatives while advancing their brands in a creative and expansive way truly enriches our communities," said Kells. The celebration is set to be prestigious, profound, and deeply inspiring. Sponsors Just Chicken, LA Conecta, and Diaspora Vodka will serve as this year's sponsors.
Meet the Honorees and Panelists
Honorees:
1. Summer Lucille - Owner of Juicy Body Goddess, a viral boutique.
2. Ellen Rucker Sellers and Ione Rucker Jamison - Owners of Rucker Roots, a natural hair care brand.
3. Camillya Masunda - Owner of Ebony Wine and Spirits.
4. Dr. Martez Prince - Owner of Premier Pharmacy.
5. Sharetha Cooper and Melissa Fuller - Owners of Picture Project CLT.
6. Shakira McGill - Owner of V Spa Charlotte.
7. Lillie Mae - Award-winning PR strategist and TV Personality, owner of Glambitious.
8. Matika Maple - Owner of Canvas Artistry Nail & Skin Academy.
9. Cammy - Owner of The Carolina Music Video Awards.
10. Krystal Carter - Owner of Hey New Friends.
11. BBB Boat Rentals
12. Kimberly Evans- Owner of Just Her Rideshare
Panelists:
- Whitney Austin: Celebrated celebrity artist.
- Nate Robert-Eze: Founder of the VSN Group.
- Tierra Long: Real estate investor.
- Bobby Robinson: Business and trademark lawyer.
- LiveWithAce: Radio personality and TMZ contributor.
- Anders J. Hare: Digital producer and freelance writer
More to be announced!
A Labor of Love in the Queen City
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The decision to host this impactful event in Charlotte, NC, was deeply personal for Kells. "I chose Charlotte because it is a melting pot for Black entrepreneurs and businesses but doesn't get celebrated enough," Kells explained. "The city is constantly growing and very big for real estate, finance, and beauty right now, with film and entertainment right behind. I always see creatives posting that they want events like these in the community, so I wanted to bring this to them. I'm originally from South Carolina and live in Charlotte, but I haven't hosted an event in the Queen City since the top of the COVID pandemic. So many people thought I was going to host it in Atlanta, but I pretty much surprised everyone!"
About Creatives Who Hustle
Since its inception in 2020, Creatives Who Hustle has established itself as a powerful, driving force for creative professionals. It serves as a networking haven where creatives can share their work, engage with peers, and find collaboration opportunities. Through mixers filled with energy, performance, and profound inspiration, CWH supports creatives while advancing their brands in a community-oriented manner.
Founder and CEO Kelley Jamison—or 'Aye Yo Kells'—has always nurtured a passion for entrepreneurship, eventually transitioning from traditional corporate roles to dedicate herself fully to her businesses. Through CWH, Kells aims to provide education, opportunities, resources, and capital access to emerging entrepreneurs and college-age individuals striving to mark their space in the entertainment industry. Fully passionate about entrepreneurship. She transitioned from traditional corporate roles to dedicate herself fully to her businesses. Kell's drive and vision for Creatives Who Hustle continue to inspire and create lasting impacts, fostering a spirit of community, resilience, and innovation among Black and minority entrepreneurs.
Creatives Who Hustle looks forward to celebrating Black Business Month in Charlotte, NC, with all event attendees, honorees, and panelists. Let's come together to honor the incredible Black businesses and the talented creatives who make our communities thrive!
For more information about the Creatives Who Hustle: Black Business Month Mixer or to secure tickets for the event, please visit http://CWHBLACKBUSINESSMIXER.EVENTBRITE.COM
Media Contact:
The Jamison Agency
Kells@TheJamisonAgency.com
Charlotte, NC – Creatives Who Hustle (CWH) is thrilled to announce their second mixer tour stop of the year, this time taking place in the vibrant city of Charlotte, NC. In a spirit of unity and recognition, CWH will honor 12 outstanding Black-owned businesses from Charlotte and its surrounding areas in celebration of Black Business Month. The event is set to dazzle attendees on Saturday, August 24, 2024, from 4 PM to 9 PM at Spaces By Premier.
Highlighting the importance of Black entrepreneurship, this festive occasion will feature dynamic panels, complimentary cocktails courtesy of a Black-owned wine or liquor brand, and lite bites crafted by a Black chef or restaurant. The evening kicks off with "The Business Of Being Black Panel," an enriching discussion aimed at delving into the unique experiences and challenges faced by Black entrepreneurs. The conversation continues with the highly anticipated "State of Black Media/Entertainment Panel," featuring top media and entertainment professionals from the city.
"This event is completely a labor of love on all accords. The food and drinks are free, and our panelists are generously giving their time and talents complimentary as well," shared Kelley Jamison, affectionately known as 'Aye Yo Kells,' Founder and CEO of Creatives Who Hustle. "It's a place for Black and minority professionals to relax, relate, and release some of the stress that comes from being the storytellers of our culture."
Exclusive to media and entertainment professionals, entrepreneurs, influencers, and press, the CWH Black Business Month Mixer is more than just an event—it's a community initiative. The CWH Black Business Month Mixer is more than just an event—it's a community initiative. It's a cornerstone effort that gives back to Black and minority entrepreneurship communities, fostering support for programs and initiatives that help emerging business owners flourish in their ventures.
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Founded in 2020, Creatives Who Hustle emerged as a platform for like-minded individuals to connect, share ideas, and collaborate on future projects. Through networking events filled with creativity, live performances, and the showcasing of talents, CWH has become a beacon for those eager to support and elevate others in the creative industries.
For this highlighted mixer, CWH's mission remains steadfast: to uplift, inspire, and provide resources. This event will honor the top talent and hard work of various fields, and serve as a galvanizing moment for the community.. "Supporting fellow creatives while advancing their brands in a creative and expansive way truly enriches our communities," said Kells. The celebration is set to be prestigious, profound, and deeply inspiring. Sponsors Just Chicken, LA Conecta, and Diaspora Vodka will serve as this year's sponsors.
Meet the Honorees and Panelists
Honorees:
1. Summer Lucille - Owner of Juicy Body Goddess, a viral boutique.
2. Ellen Rucker Sellers and Ione Rucker Jamison - Owners of Rucker Roots, a natural hair care brand.
3. Camillya Masunda - Owner of Ebony Wine and Spirits.
4. Dr. Martez Prince - Owner of Premier Pharmacy.
5. Sharetha Cooper and Melissa Fuller - Owners of Picture Project CLT.
6. Shakira McGill - Owner of V Spa Charlotte.
7. Lillie Mae - Award-winning PR strategist and TV Personality, owner of Glambitious.
8. Matika Maple - Owner of Canvas Artistry Nail & Skin Academy.
9. Cammy - Owner of The Carolina Music Video Awards.
10. Krystal Carter - Owner of Hey New Friends.
11. BBB Boat Rentals
12. Kimberly Evans- Owner of Just Her Rideshare
Panelists:
- Whitney Austin: Celebrated celebrity artist.
- Nate Robert-Eze: Founder of the VSN Group.
- Tierra Long: Real estate investor.
- Bobby Robinson: Business and trademark lawyer.
- LiveWithAce: Radio personality and TMZ contributor.
- Anders J. Hare: Digital producer and freelance writer
More to be announced!
A Labor of Love in the Queen City
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The decision to host this impactful event in Charlotte, NC, was deeply personal for Kells. "I chose Charlotte because it is a melting pot for Black entrepreneurs and businesses but doesn't get celebrated enough," Kells explained. "The city is constantly growing and very big for real estate, finance, and beauty right now, with film and entertainment right behind. I always see creatives posting that they want events like these in the community, so I wanted to bring this to them. I'm originally from South Carolina and live in Charlotte, but I haven't hosted an event in the Queen City since the top of the COVID pandemic. So many people thought I was going to host it in Atlanta, but I pretty much surprised everyone!"
About Creatives Who Hustle
Since its inception in 2020, Creatives Who Hustle has established itself as a powerful, driving force for creative professionals. It serves as a networking haven where creatives can share their work, engage with peers, and find collaboration opportunities. Through mixers filled with energy, performance, and profound inspiration, CWH supports creatives while advancing their brands in a community-oriented manner.
Founder and CEO Kelley Jamison—or 'Aye Yo Kells'—has always nurtured a passion for entrepreneurship, eventually transitioning from traditional corporate roles to dedicate herself fully to her businesses. Through CWH, Kells aims to provide education, opportunities, resources, and capital access to emerging entrepreneurs and college-age individuals striving to mark their space in the entertainment industry. Fully passionate about entrepreneurship. She transitioned from traditional corporate roles to dedicate herself fully to her businesses. Kell's drive and vision for Creatives Who Hustle continue to inspire and create lasting impacts, fostering a spirit of community, resilience, and innovation among Black and minority entrepreneurs.
Creatives Who Hustle looks forward to celebrating Black Business Month in Charlotte, NC, with all event attendees, honorees, and panelists. Let's come together to honor the incredible Black businesses and the talented creatives who make our communities thrive!
For more information about the Creatives Who Hustle: Black Business Month Mixer or to secure tickets for the event, please visit http://CWHBLACKBUSINESSMIXER.EVENTBRITE.COM
Media Contact:
The Jamison Agency
Kells@TheJamisonAgency.com
Source: The Jamison Agency LLC
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