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Tai Beauchamp

Founder, Advisor, Brand and Media Expert, Producer and Speaker

Tai Beauchamp is a prominent entrepreneur and thought leader, currently serving as the Co-Founder and Chief Brand Officer at Brown Girl Jane, a wellness brand focused on empowering women of color through holistic health and beauty products. She is recognized for her expertise in brand strategy, celebrity partnerships, and media production.

Background and Education

  • Education: Tai Beauchamp is an alumna of Spelman College, where she developed her foundational skills in leadership and communication.

Career Highlights

  • Brown Girl Jane: As Co-Founder and Chief Brand Officer, Beauchamp plays a crucial role in shaping the brand's identity and outreach efforts aimed at promoting wellness among women of color.
  • Media Ventures: She is also the founder of Tai Life Media and hosts "Morning Mindset with Tai," a platform that emphasizes personal development and empowerment.
  • Celebrity Partnerships: Beauchamp has extensive experience in talent booking and consulting for high-profile brands and events, enhancing her reputation in the industry.

Advocacy

Tai Beauchamp is known for her advocacy in wellness and empowerment, frequently participating in discussions that promote mental health and community building among women.

Her multifaceted career reflects a commitment to uplifting marginalized voices through innovative branding and strategic partnerships.

Highlights

Mar 24 · linkedin

March 20, 2024 - Award-winning fragrance brand, BROWN GIRL Jane, makes history as the first-ever Black female-founded brand without celebrity status to debut a fragrance collection at luxury beauty retailer, Sephora. With the heralded debut, the brand is launching its latest emotional fragrance on March 20th exclusively on Sephora.com. Carnivale was inspired by the vivid sunset hues, rhythmic beats, and contagious revelry of Trinidad Carnival. BROWN GIRL Jane's limited-edition mood-enhancing scent captures the feeling of freedom, joy, and cultural pride that the island of Trinidad and other Caribbean Carnivals bring. With fragrance notes evoking tropical delicacies like creamy mango, vanilla, island pimento and golden amber, Carnivale aims to bottle the festivity of Carnival through scent.

"Carnivale is deeply personal for me, as an opportunity to share the unseen facets of Caribbean Carnival with the world," said BROWN GIRL Jane CEO Malaika Jones. "Beyond vibrant costumes and soca beats, Carnivale represents emancipation, empowerment, and emotional catharsis."

On the heels of winning the inaugural Sephora Beauty Achievement Award in partnership with the 15 Percent Pledge, where Jones stated, "the future of fragrance smells like home," BROWN GIRL Jane continues breaking boundaries. As the first Black Women-owned fragrance brand at Sephora without celebrity ties, this trailblazing company is thrilled to bring more diversity, inclusion, and representation to the historically exclusive 17 billion-dollar U.S. prestige beauty industry.

Chief Brand Officer Tai Beauchamp says, "Carnivale is about igniting emotion through scent to make you feel vibrant, radiant and joyful in your skin. At BROWN GIRL Jane, we believe scent is an experience for the wearer first that offers an alluring benefit to others." Formulated with patent-pending emotive technology, Carnivale aims to spark feelings of confidence, sensuality, and cultural connectivity.

“At BROWN GIRL Jane, we believe in disrupting traditional spaces with our positively radical ethos. The fragrance industry has long perpetuated exclusivity through a lack of representation and accessibility. With Carnivale and our continued partnership with Sephora, we intend to shatter those norms by bringing our vibrant culture and inclusive approach to the forefront,” said Nia Jones, Chief Impact Officer of Brown Girl Jane.

This month’s debut at Sephora marks a milestone in the brand’s mission to change the face of the fragrance industry with vegan, clean, and experiential scent engineered to lift your aura and outlook. Carnivale will be exclusively at Sephora, and will be part of a curated scent collection at the retailer, including Lamu, Casablanca and Dawn. BROWN GIRL Jane continues its mission to create unique scent compositions meant to evoke a certain mood or state of mind.

Jun 29 · linkedin

Hopefully, you saw the incredible opening spot I was fortunate to be part of during last Sunday's live broadcast of the BET Awards where we discussed the importance of The CROWN Act and the race-based discrimination many Black folks and children face in corporate America and life experiences in general.

Here's what I know: how I choose to wear my hair is a personal decision, an expression of creativity or mood, and at times homage to the rich African legacy of which I am proud.

And my hair is professional.

Thank you CROWN Coalition, Esi Eggleston Bracey, and Kelli Richardson Lawson for advocating and leading the charge to ensure that we all can be #CROWNPROUD.

Check out the spot!

And I'm looking forward to celebrating CROWN DAY as I host the CROWN Awards in New Orleans during Essence Fest this weekend!

And oh, thank you Maya Ayannna Darasaw for my new headshot captured to mark the occasion.

#essence #crownact #dove #bet

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Los Angeles, California, United States