February 2, 2022 – PRETTY WOMEN HUSTLE ONLINE

Natalia Me’Gan Hair And Beauty founder dines and chats on Cleo TV’s Just Eats with Chef J.J.

Natalia Me’Gan Hair And Beauty founder Schenika Quattlebaum continue her brand’s tour de force with an eagerly-awaited appearance on Season 4 of Cleo TV’s hugely popular JUST Eats With Chef JJ cooking show. Each Wednesday at 9 PM ET, renowned culinary legend Chef JJ invites celebrities and influencers to join him at the table for a sumptuous feast, showcasing their talents, brands, and products. Schenika Quattlebaum is delighted to be among the pantheon of luminaries who have graced Chef JJ’s kitchen. The show, presented by PowerHouse Productions on Cleo TV, has gained a global audience, who will soon be introduced to the amazing all-natural hair and beauty product line offered by Natalia Me’Gan. Schenika Quattlebaum will dine and converse with Chef JJ at 9 PM ET on Wednesday, February 2nd, exclusively on Cleo TV.

Just before the show airs, you can celebrate this milestone at a special, live Zoom Watch Party hosted by entertainment reporter Sunny Van Dyke, beginning at 8:30 PM ET. Appearing on Just Eats With Chef JJ is the latest in a long procession of major media coverage for Ms. Quattlebaum and Natalia Me’Gan Beauty that have established both CEO and company as an entrepreneur and brand to watch in the coming months.

To date, the Natalia Me’Gan Beauty brand has been featured on Fox 29 Good Day Philly (Listestyle Items from Black-Owned Brands), in Essence Magazine (“Top Five Black Beauty Brands You Must Have In Your Cart”), In Touch (“Celebrity Summer Vibes”), Life & Style (“Mother’s Day Gift Guide”), BET.com (for National lipstick day as one of the top brands to shop with) and Stay Magazine (“Top 20 Beauty Must Have’s”). In addition, the popular ImLovingMe.Net online entrepreneurial hub prominently profiled Ms. Quattlebaum in 5 Ways I Made in the Beauty Industry as a Minority! Her company is also taking great strides forward by proudly sponsoring such signature events as Baltimore Fashion Week, Black Media Honors, Lulu et GiGi for NYFW and LAFW, and cinematic trendsetter Geechee One Films. In addition, Mrs. Quattlebaum recently served as a Beauty Panelist for the Black Women in Media Awards on the subject of SKINCARE.

Since the brand’s 2018 inception, Natalia Me’Gan Beauty has become a household name with its cruelty-free products to fit every budget and vision. Stars seen shaping their exquisite features with Natalia Me’Gan Beauty offerings include Mariah Carey, Jennifer Hudson, Shoshana Bean, Meg Thee Stallion, Naturi Naughton, KJ Smith, Reginae Carter, and Ariadna Gutierrez, known as Miss Columbia 2014, and 2015 Miss Universe runner up. They’ve all chosen this hot new brand when they want to project elegance and spirit on the set, or when they’re just spending the day at home! Recently, Natalia Me’Gan Beauty became available globally through the Walmart.com website, meaning borders are no longer an obstacle to beauty. Get to know more about Just Eats With Chef JJ here. Plus, you can bring out your most alluring self, just as the stars do, by visiting the Natalia Me’Gan website today!

About The Host: Sunny VanDyke is a native of Washington DC. Her passion for the entertainment business had her being an innovator on the podcast circuit in the DMV producing and hosting. Her interview style was unique, bold, and fun. From an assistant to a host of podcasts, parties, plays, and everything in between. She is currently residing in Atlanta, GA as she has decided to turn her career up a notch. She has filmed two movies and more to come. She is the assistant to Schenika Quattlebaum, CEO of Natalia Megan Beauty. Along with acting, hosting, and producing Sunny is currently using her writing talent to create content for many different platforms.

Nakia Whittaker-Woody is a 24+ year administrative professional. She is a Rock Star at work and loves her career. It wasn’t her first love but as a proud , she took on the challenge and rose to the occasion. She recently translated her passion into several businesses. She is a former Army brat currently living in Richmond, Virginia. She has always had a love of Art and Word Processing. She planned to be an Interior Designer, but life happened, and as a single parent, pivoted as needed, and that where she got a new love.

She became the Administrative Assistant to 3 Vice Presidents. That was where I was forged by fire and learned the most. The ability to multitask, have an even temper, look for ways to excel and make the team and department better gave me all the skills I use now. She still works full-time, has bipolar disorder, and ADHD, so her focus is the name of the game to handling it all. In 2018, due to an empty nest, she decided to start a Virtual Assistant small business.

In September 2021, she started an extension of her business, VA World Conference an annual event, catered to Women of Color, who wish to start a Virtual Service Provider small business. We aim to provide a means to successful entrepreneurship that includes mental, physical, and financial wellbeing.

What inspired the start of “The VA World Conference”?

I wanted to spare other women of color some time and exasperation when starting and working in their business.

What has been the biggest challenge of starting a conference like “The VA World Conference”?

The biggest challenge was not having the expertise to do it all and having to bootstrap the first year.

What can attendees expect during this conference?

We have 4 powerful speakers who are in varying stages of their business and offering topics that resonate with new business owners.

Where do you hope to see your conference in the next 3-5 years?

I hope in 3–5 years we are able to socialize/network in-person, that we are able to at least make a profit, and is a premier resource for women of color who aim to start a business to get support as a whole.

What advice do you have for the next generation of entrepreneurs?

I always say to just start, done is better than perfect. The Virtual Service Provider Industry is constantly in flux so be adaptable and allow yourself grace.

What does being “Pretty and Black Owned” mean to you?

I interpret the Pretty as a synonym for being a whole person who emphasizes the value of leading from one’s center with genuineness, generosity, and trust, and draws upon one’s talents, gifts, and skillsets. Pretty and Black Owned means that I am a whole entrepreneur, mentally-physically-financially.

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