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SUMMER EVENTS: RECAP

House of Yes

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“Music, arts, nightlife, circus, creativity, community, temple of expression” Brooklyn, New York

Heineken Green Room NYC

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Lot 45

“Local Living Room in Bushwick” Brooklyn, New York

Bar Schimmi

“hip hop in williamsburg” Brooklyn, New York

ARTREPRENEUR FEST

The second annual Antrepreneur Festival powered by Tier NYC kicked off this June. You may be wondering, what is the, “Artrepreneur Festival?” It’s a festival that shows recognition to up and coming entrepreneurs in our community providing a multi-purpose platform for artists to present their talents and craft. Bringing us electrifying performances, breathtaking art, mouth watering food, informative panelist, & stellar fashion trends, it’s an experience you don’t want to miss out on!

The festival included numerous entrepreneurs from upcoming culinary chefs to various musical artists. The event took place at 14B Rooftop located right near the eclectic, Industry City area of Brooklyn. Varying vendors were situated all throughout the event space, perfect for ample exposure and networking. A few pop-up vendors that caught our eye were Tier NYC’s, a street wear brand based centered around art history and cultural impacts. Peep New York, a luxury eye wear brand with

various styles and dope frames. The Crate NY, a streetwear brand that embodies individuality and creativity. Finally, the pop-up that caught both our eye and food cravings was Chef RoyalTee Caters. Chef RoyalTee offered good vibes, great food, and unmatched hospitality. We can surely say we had the #RoyalEatsperience.

Next, it was time for the panels to come to the stage to discuss topics such as, “Culture in the Workplace,” and “Passion to Paycheck.” The Passion to Paycheck panel was centered around the notion that we are a part of a generation where entrepreneurship and creating your own is at an all time high. It is important that we realize and master our gifts. The panelists are bosses that built their empires by turning their quite literally turning their passion to paychecks. The #bosses included, Gabrielle Amani, founder and CEO of MEFeater Magazine. MEFeater is an independent online magazine based in NYC. Their content is curated for millennials, who want to be in the know about the latest trends in fashion, music,

and entertainment, but who are also interested in current events and social issues. Goldie Harris, founder of 24:OURS. A creative platform and agency for music, media, and art, bridging the gap between community and culture. From this, 24:OURS Creative Studios, an innovation hub, coworking, photo studio and event space to connect, create and build was formed. Shaina Rene, owner of Blink Beauty Company, a luxury mink lashes and premium virgin hair company and Rene NYC, an online fashion boutique, featuring the latest trends in fashion and beauty. Kelcy Hercules, CEO and creator of Blossom Be You Project. A initiative that holistically supports young women of color in New York City through self love, leadership, and civic engagement. Sandra G. Lowery, Forbes Under 30 Nominee, Harlem Google Digital Coach, Marketing and Branding Strategist, and owner of Encounter Marketing & PR consulting agency.

The “Culture in the Workplace” panel consisted of Gissel Alvarez, Social Media Marketing Coordinator

for BET Networks. Fresco Wilson, Teacher and Store Manager of Solecial Study and Global Brand Ambassador of Stadium Goods. Rel Carter, A&R Coordinator and Manager at Roc Nation. Deena Morrison, Video/Podcast Producer and Culture and Content at Tidal. The #bosses dropped several keys to success about passion, perseverance, and strategically setting goals.

Overall, the festival provided a great opportunity for networking, showcasing talents, and bringing together like-minded entrepreneurs. Let’s see what’s in store for next years festivities.

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for all my entrepreneur’sout there working their 9-5:

like what you do.

love what you own.

- @FRESCOBK

set goals that scareyou.

- @SANDY_GARLOW

a no for me justmeans try again.

- @GISSELGISSEL

for me,

my passion ispersonal

- @THEIVYRIVERA

if someone isn’t on the path that you’re on,they’re not giong to beable to guide you.

- @_SHAINARENE

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