The Ladies Who LunchNYC – March 17, 2013
dream hampton
dream hampton has written about music, culture and politics for 20 years. Her articles and essays have appeared in The Village Voice, The Detroit News, Harper’s Bazaar, Essence, and a dozen anthologies, most recently Born to Use Mics: Reading Nas’s Illmatic, edited by Michael Eric Dyson.
Tai Beauchamp
Tai Beauchamp Is a veteran beauty journalist and editor, with an innate ability to connect with all demographics. Known for her savvy sense of style and ability to deliver of-the-moment and consumer-friendly tips, women of all ages recognize her as the voice of stylish living.
Julee Wilson
Julee Wilson is the Style & Beauty Editor at The Huffington Post BlackVoices. She was previously the Staff Fashion Editor at Real Simple magazine before making the jump to digital in August 2011.
Laurie Angela Cumbo
Laurie Angela Cumbo was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York and graduated from the Berkeley Carroll Day School in Park Slope and Brooklyn Technical High School in Fort Greene before going on to attend Spelman College in Atlanta, GA, where she graduated with a degree in Fine Art.
Carline Balan
Carline Balan has always known that she has what it takes to be a successful businesswoman in the electronic payments industry. She has developed her career by establishing everlasting relationships and bringing her visions to full fruition.
Nanci Neffi Walker
Nanci Walker is an expert in Sustainable Luxurious Eco Living. The mother of 4 has always been more of a dreamer; she is a doer. When the New Yorker, who recently turned into a New Jersey real estate suburbanite, discovered she was pregnant with her daughter Nile, she began to embrace a more eco-friendly lifestyle.
Tanasha Pettigrew – Real Estate Dreamaker
Licensed Real Estate Agent Tanasha Pettigrew has earned a reputation in the industry as “The Real Estate Dream Maker.” Over the past seven years, she has specialized in buying and selling luxury homes for her high-profile clientele. According to The New York Daily News and The New York Post, “a rolodex full of A-list athletes” [...]
