The Black British Business Awards have provided a spotlight on the breadth of impact black professionals provide to the UK economy. By transcending stereotypes and challenging unconscious bias, the awards highlight not only the need to have diverse voices within every business, but the financial contribution this provides to organisations.
Melanie Eusebe, chair and co-founder of the Black British Business Awards said: ‘A huge congratulations to all the winners in this year’s entrepreneur category. By showcasing yourselves as game-changers within your industry you are setting an example for everyone else to follow suit and step outside of their comfort zone. The BBBAwards have handpicked these winners from an outstanding line-up of black talent who have shattered the glass ceiling and proven time again that there is no limit to success.’
Beauty Box creator Jamelia Donaldson of Treasure Tress is the winner for this year’s Entrepreneur Rising Star category. Treasure Tress, Europe and the Middle East’s first monthly product discovery box for women and girls with textured hair. Treasure Tress is transforming the way women with kinky-curly hair discover new products and are changing narratives on what beautiful natural hair is.
Maria Carey's hairstylist highlights 5 mistakes that damage edges
Talking therapies can change lives
Training stylists to master every texture, from first day in salon
We road-test crochet braids for a red carpet look
Win a strengthening hair treatment sachet from ApHogee
Your chance to win this Jana Reinhardt Silver Wing Necklace worth £130