The woman of power behind the multimillion dollar beauty brand shares the secret of her success
‘Carol’s Daughter’ Grows Up: Beauty Brand Founder Lisa Price Shares Her Success Story on Black Enterprise Business Report
Beauty brand Carol’s Daughter started out small, very small. In fact, founder Lisa Price began her business by making mixtures in her own kitchen sink. This week on an all-new Black Enterprise Business Report, host Caroline V. Clarke goes one-on-one with this Powerplayer to learn how, with business savvy, street smarts, and a bit of luck, she built a multimillion dollar brand.
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Black Enterprise Business Report airs every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. on TV ONE and in syndicated cities across the country. Visit www.blackenterprise.com/bebr for local station and times.
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