Marketers with a Darker Complex

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 Here are some notable Black marketers, entrepreneurs, and influencers who have made significant contributions to the marketing field:


Rashida Jones (née Adkins; born 1980 or 1981)[1] is an American business executive who was the former president of the cable news network MSNBC. She is the first black woman to lead a major cable news network.



https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rashida_Jones_(television_executive)


### 1. **Bozoma Saint John**

   - Former Chief Marketing Officer at Netflix and previous roles at Apple Music and Uber, Bozoma Saint John is known for her innovative marketing strategies and powerful storytelling. She is a prominent advocate for diversity in marketing and has been recognized for her impactful campaigns.


### 2. **Fela Durrah**

   - A successful entrepreneur and marketing strategist, Fela Durrah is known for her work in digital marketing and social media. She has helped numerous brands build their online presence and engage effectively with their audiences.


### 3. **Brittany Hennessy**

   - As a co-founder of the influencer marketing platform Carbon, Brittany Hennessy has been a significant figure in the influencer marketing space. She has authored the book "Influencer," which provides insights into building a career as an influencer and the marketing strategies behind it.


### 4. **Angela Benton**

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angela_Benton




  - Founder and CEO of Streamlytics, Angela Benton is known for her work in digital media and marketing. She has been a vocal advocate for diversity in tech and marketing, focusing on how data can drive better marketing strategies.


### 5. **Maya Watson**

   - As the Head of Marketing at Netflix, Maya Watson has played a key role in shaping the streaming giant's marketing strategies, particularly in reaching diverse audiences. Her work emphasizes the importance of representation in media.


### 6. **Khalilah Ali** 


https://m.imdb.com/name/nm0019436/

Khalilah Ali is a marketing consultant and the founder of Black Women in Marketing, an organization dedicated to supporting and empowering Black women in the marketing industry. She has worked with various brands to enhance their marketing efforts.


### 7. **Tiffany Aliche (The Budgetnista)**

https://www.instagram.com/thebudgetnista/?hl=en



   - While primarily known for her expertise in personal finance, Tiffany Aliche has also made a mark in marketing through her brand-building efforts and social media influence. She teaches others how to market themselves and their brands effectively.


### 8. **David A. Williams**

https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidwwillams

   - Co-founder of the marketing agency, The Williams Agency, David A. Williams has extensive experience in brand management and marketing strategy, focusing on helping brands connect with multicultural audiences.


### 9. **Rashida Jones**



   - Known for her roles in television and film, Rashida Jones has also made significant contributions to the marketing field as a writer and producer. She has been involved in projects that emphasize diversity and representation in media and marketing.


### 10. **Jasmine Crowe**

https://www.instagram.com/jasminecrowe/?hl=en



   - Founder of Goodr, a technology company that helps businesses reduce food waste while providing meals to those in need, Jasmine Crowe has utilized innovative marketing strategies to promote her brand and mission of social impact.


### Conclusion

These individuals have made significant contributions to the marketing field, often focusing on diversity, innovation, and community engagement. Their work not only influences marketing strategies but also inspires the next generation of marketers to push boundaries and advocate for representation in the industry.


Faith Goree ©2025

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