adwoa beauty
Julian R. Addo has a diverse work experience spanning from 1994 to the present. They started their career as a hairstylist at Kamara's Unisex Palace in 1994. In 2000, Julian founded their own company called Creations Plus, which operated until 2004. In 2002, Julian joined Citi as a Unit Manager, where they oversaw a team conducting risk analyses and forensic reviews on client accounts. Julian then joined Chase in 2009 as an AVP and Operations Manager, responsible for managing teams and ensuring system maintenance and data integrity. In 2011, Julian moved to Bank of America as an AVP and Sr. Business Control Officer, successfully reducing risk and managing audit reports. From 2012 to 2019, Julian founded and led Bella Kinks, a company in the beauty industry focused on development and talent acquisition. Their current role is as the founder and CEO of adwoa beauty, a gender-neutral beauty company specializing in products for kinky, curly, and wavy hair textures.
Julian R. Addo pursued their tertiary education from 2000 to 2005 at the University of Minnesota. During this time, they obtained a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree with a focus on Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services. In September 2022, they completed the Next 1B: Founders certification program offered by McKinsey & Company.
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adwoa beauty
taking advantage of nature’s goodies allowed them to create a brand promoting intense moisture and elongation to deliver healthy + happy coils for all kinky-curly kinds. Their baomint™ collection yields best results when used as a complete system.buying hair products is a choice, not a command. we empathize with your experience using tons of brandsyou’ve purchased that failed to deliver the results you were sold on. they create the best choices starting with healthy ingredients and high concentrated oils working with nature + chemistry. Their products are produced in small batches and they are committed to being transparent on their ingredient labels.