meet the founder:
shari bryant
Shari Bryant first presented Pinkestluv as a platform to empower women. Now, the organization runs a highly active inspirational social media hive, hosts speaking sessions, engages in community outreach, and even houses a merchandise line.
“[Pinkest Luv is] uplifting Oprah-meets-hip-hop community vibe.”
After launching her career as an intern at Roc-A-Fella Records at 16 years old, the John Jay College graduate managed culturally shifting content including releases from Cam'ron and Dipset, Rick Ross' Maybach Music Group, Nas' Hip Hop Is Dead and JAY Z's The Black Album. "My first day at Roc-A-Fella, I was empowered," remembers the Harlem native. When I saw a woman that looked like me, I didn't know that was called 'representation. I thought, 'I can do this. I'm not going anywhere."
Those lessons fueled her subsequent success at Def Jam (Product Manager), Atlantic Records (Vice President of Marketing), Warner Bros (Sr. Vice President), and she served as the General Manager/ Partner at Alamo Records. At Roc Nation, Bryant's priorities are boosting the music label's talent roster & ideating new opportunities for current artists. Bryant champions a combination of the traditionalist and futurist principles.
Shari Bryant first presented Pinkestluv as a platform to empower women. Now, the organization runs a highly active inspirational social media hive, hosts speaking sessions, engages in community outreach, and even houses a merchandise line. The PinkestLuv movement all begins with Bryant’s applicable advice accrued from an incredible journey as a sought-after music industry maven.
