The winner of Pharrell’s ‘Black Ambition’ entrepreneurial initiative has big plans for 2024

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Pharrell Williams’ non-profit initiative, Black Ambition, awarded more than $3 million to 36 entrepreneurs to finance their businesses in November 2023. One of Black Ambition’s $20,000 HBCU Prize winners, Tendaji Inc., has become a business to watch for fashion experts. Founded by Daryl Riley, Stanton Ridley and Jordan Wells, Tendaji Inc.’s vision is to redefine comfort by designing clothing and accessories equipped with cutting-edge technology. Additionally, founders are creating jackets with built-in wireless phone-charging capabilities.

Although Tendaji Inc.’s plans are ambitious for any fashion company, the trio have already put it into motion through Black Ambition’s invaluable resources. That said, fashion experts have a lot to look forward to in 2024.

Farrell’s wise advice to Daryl Riley and Tendaji Inc.’s plans for 2024

After facing adversity and ultimately joining the Black Ambition Entrepreneur Family after three attempts, Riley is determined to move forward in 2024.

“Our goal for 2024 is to officially launch Tendaji to the market and introduce the world to the upcoming fashion technology industry,” Riley explained. hello beautiful,

Thanks to the non-profit organization, Tendaji Inc. And other winners can expect resources and connections to additional investors, life-coaching and therapeutic workshops and counseling. However, one of the most rewarding aspects is learning invaluable gems for business and growth from Farrell.

Riley told us, “Pharrell told us to ‘shine our brightest the moment we step into the room we’re in,’ which gave us confidence and assurance in our business.”

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Fellow Hampton University alumnus and Black Ambition winner, Kadija Dosso, supports Tendaji Inc.

Speaking of confidence, Tendaji Inc. has earned an endorsement from Black Ambition alumnus and 2021 HBCU $250,000 award recipient, Kadija Dosso, founder of Dosso Beauty.

“Daryl and Stanton Ridley are two of the most determined people I know. They are extremely determined to win and to see everyone around them win,” said Dosso. hello beautiful, “Moving forward into the Black Ambition family, I would advise them to use their group as an anchor of support in their entrepreneurial journey.”

2024 is officially in full swing, and Daryl and his buddies are busy at work. Tendaji Inc. Currently eyeing a release date of February/March 2024.

“We are currently entering the prototyping phase by designing our minimum viable product,” the entrepreneur shared. “However, we are looking to expand our team and social media presence thanks to the financial support of Black Ambition.”

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