
athlete entreprenuers
The SpringHill Company
SpringHill Company, founded by LeBron James and Maverick Carter grew through content, equity deals, and a global media merger an anchored blueprint of legacy.
athlete entreprenuers
SpringHill Company, founded by LeBron James and Maverick Carter grew through content, equity deals, and a global media merger an anchored blueprint of legacy.
athlete entreprenuers
John Stallworth parlayed NFL greatness into tech leadership and Steelers ownership—building a legacy of wealth, culture, and community.
black wealth
Aliko Dangote built Africa’s $23B+ industrial empire—cement, oil, and Arsenal ambitions—shaping legacy through industry and sport.
black wealth
Janice Bryant Howroyd built ActOne into a $890M global staffing empire and a $675M net worth, making her a pioneer in Black women’s business.
athlete entreprenuers
Ndamukong Suh transformed his NFL earnings into a diversified legacy—from real estate development to tech investments and financial wisdom.
black wealth
Former NFL star Marques Colston turned his $40M career into a $100M private equity fund, redefining athlete wealth and ownership.
athlete entreprenuers
Magic Johnson turned $40M in NBA earnings into a $1.2B empire via theaters, insurance, sports teams, and urban redevelopment.
We are The Tall Cotton
Discover how Serena Williams turned tennis greatness into a legacy- $340M net worth, venture capital, sports teams, and beauty brand.
Discover how LeBron James built a $1.2B empire through SpringHill films (Space Jam, House Party), sports stakes, and philanthropy.
Kenneth Chenault led American Express for 17 years, now chairs General Catalyst and boards like Airbnb—$750M legacy shaped by stewardship.
Cathy Hughes founded Urban One, becoming the first African American woman to chair a public media company—now worth ~$500M and powerfully rooted.
NFL legend Calvin Johnson turned retired stardom into a $45M cannabis wellness venture and community healing legacy.
Ex-NFL player Terrence Murphy built a $4B real estate empire, invested in 70+ companies, and redefined post-football wealth and legacy.
Daymond John turned FUBU into a $6B brand and $350M net worth, then scaled into investing, Shark Tank, and legacy entrepreneurship.
Sheila Johnson co-founded BET, built Salamander Hotels, and became the first Black woman with stakes in NBA, NHL & WNBA teams. Her $850M–$1B legacy is Tall Cotton.
Robert F. Smith built Vista Equity into a $100B firm and a $10.8B net worth. From software deals to philanthropy, his story is a blueprint for Black wealth and legacy.
Venus Williams built a quiet empire off the court—V Starr Interiors, EleVen fashion, Happy Viking wellness, real estate, and advocacy. Her $95M legacy is Tall Cotton
Byron Allen rose from teen comedian to billionaire media mogul, building a $4.5B empire spanning TV networks, film, and news. His story is a blueprint for Black ownership.
Richelieu Dennis transformed shea butter recipes into Sundial Brands, sold it for $1.6B, and reinvested in Black media, culture, and entrepreneurs. His story is a blueprint for lasting legacy