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Brittany Chambers

  • Contributor and Corporate Social Responsibility Senior Manager, Verizon, Forbes
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How Artist Management X TCA Is Expanding Beauty Standards

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By Brittany Chambers
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Smiling Woman Applying Essential Oil Spray On Her Curly Brown Hair At Home, Closeup getty The beauty industry is undergoing a long-overdue shift—one that acknowledges the power, talent, and economic impact of communities that have historically been overlooked. With textured hair representing a large majority worldwide and Black and Brown consumers driving billions in annual beauty spending, the need for inclusive training, representation, and advocacy has never been more present.
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Architect Of Influence: The PR Powerhouse Behind Artists Shaping The Future Of Music & Culture

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By Brittany Chambers
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Music is a universal force that transcends time, telling stories of both the familiar and the unknown, inviting listeners into uncharted worlds of emotion and experience. It’s no surprise that music serves as the soundtrack to some of today’s most pertinent media and social events, as it evokes feel-good sounds, makes the listeners think, or leaves them feeling inspired.
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Native And Dr. Herz On The Power Of Scent In Daily Wellness

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By Brittany Chambers
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Sense of smell plays a powerful role in shaping human psychology, profoundly influencing mood, memory, and behavior. A simple scent can transport us back in time, triggering memories and emotions from the past. This intricate connection is rooted in the anatomy of our brains within the olfactory system that sits near the brain’s region responsible for emotion and memory.
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