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Mayvenn
Founder: Diishan Imira
Founded in 2013 by Imira, 39, Mayvenn is a venture-backed digital salon where customers buy human hair extensions and wigs and book appointments with stylists. Mayvenn employs 63 people (81% of whom are people of color) and it directs business to 3,000 black stylists across the country. Since salons have been forced to shut down during the pandemic, Imira has raised$1.3 million in relief cash that he’s giving to his network of stylists. (For more, see our Forbes magazine story.)
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