Brown Girl Jane

Malaika Jones, started BROWN GIRL Jane when she fell in love with the healing properties of plants and CBD. After suffering from spinal nerve damage during childbirth, she gravitated towards the medicinal properties of plants. Since launching BROWN GIRL Jane, Jones has been dedicated to making CBD more accessible and approachable, diversifying CBD offerings that would resonate with women of colour. As a result of the success of BROWN GIRL Jane , she was named ‘The 100 Most Powerful Women of 2020' by Entrepreneur Magazine. Prior to launching BROWN GIRL Jane, LLC, Jones enjoyed a highly successful career as an Investment Banking and Trading Executive. She has also been recognized for her notable contributions. After leaving Wall Street, she dedicated herself to empowering her community, and started her own consulting firm, primarily guiding minority-owned and women-led businesses.

Nia Jones, is the Co-Founder and Chief Impact Officer at Brown Girl Jane, leveraging her career as a leader in Philanthropic Management and Diversity to amplify Brown Girl Jane’s purpose-driven initiatives and mission. Jones' background in philanthropy has emboldened her to challenge the inequalities within the hemp industry, driving her commitment to diversify the wellness industry while supporting the unique needs of women of color. As Chief Impact Officer, she is charged with developing and managing non-profit partnerships and collaborations, further driving the brand’s ethos and elevated focus on sustainability, inclusivity, and accessibility.

Tai Beauchamp is the Co-Founder and Chief Brand Officer at Brown Girl Jane, bringing the beauty company’s brand identity and presence to life. Beauchamp is an award-winning producer, television host, and brand consultant. Widely recognized for her expertise in marketing to women she was featured on WWD’s ‘50 most influential people in the multicultural market’. In addition to her long standing career in brand marketing, she was a leading editor for Harper’s Bazaar, Good Housekeeping, O, The Oprah Magazine, and Seventeen magazines. Beauchamp utilizes her experience in media and marketing to build a strong community around Brown Girl Jane.