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Jocelyne Firmin, is the CEO and founder of Kiyamel, a skincare brand for people who suffer from eczema. Based in Millsboro, Delaware, her company is currently celebrating being the first and only Black-owned brand approved by The National Eczema Association.
Jocelyne migrated from Haiti to the United States thanks to a full scholarship in the pursuit of the American dream. She was born in extreme poverty and was raised by a single mother who understood that the only way out of it was through education and entrepreneurship.
From a very early age, Jocelyne was exposed to the entrepreneurial lifestyle by accompanying her mother working in the open markets of Haiti. In retrospect developing her own passion for entrepreneurship, hence the skincare line was created.
Crystal Grant, is an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse turned entrepreneur who is now the founder of SuperScript Wellness, which produces a line of affordable gummy supplements packed with nutrients like vitamin C, zinc, and elderberry. Based in Winston Salem, North Carolina, her company has been so successful that her products are now being sold online at Walmart.com.
Crystal, a dedicated health care professional whose passion is to provide affordable health and wellness for all, comments, "Teaming up with Walmart is such a big deal to me because we share many of the same values for our customers. This is truly a dream come true.”
