
Black Owned London Launches it’s Youtube series that will see Black entrepreneurs and professionals interviewed.
In this Episode we meet Julius Ibrahim Julius Ibrahim is someone who set out to make a difference and everyday he does just that in the form of Second Shot Coffee.
Second Shot employs people who have been affected by homelessness, trains them up and looks to transition them on to long term employment elsewhere, helping them on their individual journey taking them from where they are, to where they deserve to be.
In this video Julius talks about his business, his journey and his aims as a black entrepreneur.
With a host more exciting Business owners and Black professionals to meet, we hope you enjoy the series moving forward.
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Prince of Peckham
Clement Ogbonnaya is a Nigerian entrepreneur based in London who opened PrincePeckham in the heart of South London, where he was raised.

Awe London

Sunmo Snacks
VICTORIA OMUBUWAJO is the founder of Sunmo Snacks. Sunmo’s plantain chips come in a variety of flavours, meaning there’s something for every type of taste bud.

Mum Bub Hub
Anisah and Nyree are the founders of Mum Bub Hub CIC, their aim is to help women heal, rest and recover after childbirth.

Young Vegans
Carla Monsora, is the co-founder of Young Vegans. This establishment has become as sort of one-stop-shop for just about anything vegan. From pies to pizza, condiments to beer and cheese to chocolate.

Bespoke Binny
Natalie Manima is the founder of Bespoke Binny, an eclectic homeware brand which offers modern African print homeware from lampshades to cushions.

Palm Bay Caribbean
Lucas Campbell and his family in Palm Bay Caribbean have created a welcoming environment full of delicious food and a truly authentic feel.

The Niche Co
Amanda Miles Ricketts, is the founder of The Niche Company.
The Niche Co. offer a range of herbal teas using a specially designed formula of medicinal natural herbs

Sika Designs
Phyllis Taylor, is the creative director of ethical fashion brand Sika Designs, which she founded in 2005. Her clothes combine traditional African prints with modern cuts and are made sustainably in Ghana.

The Treats Club
Lungile Mhlanga is the owner and founder of The Treats Club, London’s much-loved dessert bar selling delicious doughnuts, ice cream, and gourmet marshmallow fluff.
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