About Her Business - Season 1

Season 1

Episodes

Kalilah Wright, Pinky Cole & Raynell Steward
Meet the Black female bosses behind an inspirational graphic T-shirt brand, a plant-based burger joint, an NYC-based custom clothing company and a crayon-like cosmetic line.

Necole Kane, Yve-Car Momperousse & Reese Scott
Necole Kane, Yve-Car Momperousse, Reese Scott and Denequa Williams-Clarke recount their career journeys and pivots -- from selling a brand to building a business from the ground up.

Brandice Daniel, Salone Monet & Miko Underwood
Brandice Daniel -- founder of Harlem Fashion Row -- takes over New York Fashion Week to honor Black fashion history with rising designers Salone Monet, Kapasa Musonda and Miko Underwood.

Courtney Adeleye, April Spencer, Tori Soudan & Yolanda White
Yolanda White, April Spencer, Tori Soudan and Courtney Adeleye lead with compassion in their respective businesses -- fashion, health care, footwear and hair care.
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