Exclusive: Meet the winners of Maesa's Magic Incubator programme

By Nyima Jobe | Published: 8-Oct-2024
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Maesa has unveiled the winners of its 2024 Maesa Magic Incubator.

The beauty brand builder’s programme is dedicated to empowering early stage entrepreneurs from underrepresented communities. 

Now in its second year,  Maesa Magic Incubator aims to accelerate innovation within the beauty and wellness industry by providing tailored business support. 

It also awards  a US$35,000 grant to each of the three selected brands.

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