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Spotlight on the House of Milan Experience

Writer's picture: Carl AgardCarl Agard

Women’s History Month kicked off with a dynamic and transformative experience, bridging the worlds of entertainment, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy. This milestone event not only marked the transition from Black History Month but also showcased the intersection of creativity, business acumen, and economic empowerment. The House of Milan Experience was more than just a celebration—it was a testament to the power of ownership, innovation, and financial growth within the entertainment industry.


Spearheaded by Milan Christopher, a visionary entrepreneur and cultural trailblazer, this experience honored his impact on both the entertainment industry and the entrepreneurial ecosystem. Milan has built an empire that thrives on creativity, luxury, and empowerment, and this celebration reflected those core values, offering a space where business and entertainment seamlessly converged.


The House of Milan Experience spotlighted Black-owned and women-owned businesses that are shaping the future through entrepreneurship and financial literacy. Entrepreneurs such as Kammi Moon, founder of Champion Media Group; Chef Jay, owner of Sweet Jamaica LLC; and Jakirah Jackson, owner of Nailed by Tink, took center stage, demonstrating the importance of building sustainable businesses in creative industries. Their success stories exemplify how entertainment professionals can leverage financial literacy to create long-term wealth and stability.

Photos courtesy of David Grant
Photos courtesy of David Grant

This event curated an immersive blend of culture, commerce, and luxury. Guests indulged in a Caribbean-inspired culinary experience by Chef Jay, enjoyed a signature bar experience sponsored by Luc Belaire, Sovereign Brands, and Villon France, and engaged in a Sip & Paint session hosted by Kammi Moon. Nailed by Tink provided a premium self-care experience with manicures and mimosas, reinforcing the importance of luxury and self investment in entrepreneurial journeys. The ambiance, designed with a striking all-black theme accented with gold and red, mirrored the essence of Milan’s brand—bold, aspirational, and deeply rooted in cultural heritage.


Photos courtesy of David Grant


This monumental gathering was made possible through the support of Elevate Up Global and Goat Ave Inc., two powerhouses committed to fostering business growth and financial literacy. Elevate Up Global’s dedication to scaling businesses and communities, coupled with Goat Ave Inc.’s strategic branding expertise, provided attendees with valuable insights into financial planning, brand expansion, and wealth management. Their collaboration ensures that emerging entrepreneurs gain access to the resources necessary to thrive in both the entertainment and business landscapes.


Adding to the event’s impact, renowned business consultant and publicist Frank Lamar (@theprgoat) served as the host, bridging the gap between entertainment and financial empowerment. Frank has been instrumental in scaling influential brands, demonstrating how financial literacy and strategic business planning are essential for long-term success in the industry.


Milan Christopher’s “Aquatic Eclipse” birthday celebration, infused with the mysticism of Pisces season, was more than an event—it was an emblem of transformation and legacy building. This gathering underscored the importance of financial literacy in the entertainment space, showcasing how cultural icons can use their platforms to educate, empower, and inspire future entrepreneurs.


The House of Milan Experience wasn’t just a celebration—it was a movement. A movement toward equipping creatives with the knowledge and tools needed to turn their artistry into thriving businesses. As Milan’s series of birthday celebrations wrapped up in Atlanta, this event left an indelible mark, reinforcing the power of financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and community-driven success in shaping a prosperous future.





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