Amber Rose Announces Management Company
The hustle continues for Amber Rose. The new talk show host, author, budding actress and girl power advocate has announced her latest business venture, Muva Management.
The purpose of the company is to help other women find success in the entertainment industry. Amber made the announcement on Instagram, writing:
There are few people that get to do what they LOVE every single day. I’m blessed to be one of them. I’ve dedicated my life to helping other women. It’s my passion! It’s the reason I’m here. I’ve done that with my Foundation and now after much thought and planning, it gives me great pleasure to announce my new business, built around helping other women reach their dreams!!! Today, marks the first day of MUVA Management – a company built to help other women find success in the entertainment industry. @toribrixx Is a young lady that I have watched grow over the past few years. Together, we will grow her brand and her business. The world is big enough for all of us! Let’s work together and find success. Welcome home Tori #MUVAmanagement ??
Congrats to her!
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