Game On: Awe-inspiring black entrepreneurs in Greater Cincinnati

Marvin and Tabatha have weathered the storm of entrepreneurship, through the good and the bad. Over the past 20 years the two social entrepreneurs have made formidable gains, both behind and in front of the counter. “I attended the University of Cincinnati’s DAAP for fashion design and sports management,” Marvin said. “I never thought I’d be doing what I do today.” Outside of their two-decade career, they have managed to follow their hearts as well. After the loss of his sister to cancer, Marvin wanted to make sure that more people were aware of the pitfalls of the disease and founded The Butts Family Foundation, a nonprofit organization with an aim to reach into the lives of others for positive change through giving, caring, sharing, education and, most of all, love. And they’re not alone: There’s a large number of black entrepreneurs who have made sure that, as their success grows, their giving grows as well.
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KAREEM A. SIMPSON | TUESDAY, AUGUST 07, 2018

There’s a large number of black entrepreneurs who have made sure that, as their success grows, their giving grows as well.

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@SoapboxCincy Tabatha Anderson and Marvin Butts are black entrepreneurs leading the way for other Black business people, including MORTAR founders and entrepreneurs! Click To Tweet

 

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