Black Business Month: Episode Four - Black Creative Entrepreneurs
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Black Business Month: Episode Four - Black Creative Entrepreneurs
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Jalia Pettis Crowned Winner of USA Title, Secures Spot in Global Competition
Phoenix, Arizona – In an exceptional display of talent, Jalia Pettis has emerged as the victor in the Denman Stage Star USA. As a result of the remarkable achievement Jalia Pettis will represent the USA in the upcoming Global Competition solidifying her status as a leading figure in the beauty industry.
Two stylists were selected as finalists in the USA, and each were assigned fifteen minutes to showcase their best work in styling and finishing LIVE on Instagram on June 19, 2023. Pettis showcased her creativity, knowledge of product all while allowing her personality to shine through.
Denman Stage Star has grown to be one of the world’s leading creative hairstyling competitions. Each country’s winner will travel to London during the month of October and compete for that global title on October 16. 2023. The US hair community should be elated by Pettis’ triumph as she has been a force to be reckoned with relating to her skills as a Makeup Artist for the last three years. “I am deeply honored and grateful for the opportunity to represent the US on a global stage. I get to flex my muscles as a hair stylist which I don’t take lightly so I am spending the next few months preparing for that global stage,” expressed Pettis. “This win means so much to me and I plan to bring it!”
By winning the Denman Stage Star USA, Jalia Pettis has earned a coveted spot and will be afforded the opportunity to showcase her work at Salon International. In addition, she will go head-to-head against talents representing Asia, Europe, UK & Ireland. This exceptional opportunity will not only allow Pettis to showcase her skills on an international platform but also contribute to the recognition and growth of the hair industry in the United States.
As Pettis gears up for the global competition, her dedication to her craft and artistry will continue to inspire both aspiring stylist and beauty enthusiasts nationwide. Her success serves as a testament to the flourishing talent within the American hair community.
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For media inquiries or interview requests, please contact:
3Jay Productions LLC – [email protected] – 386.866.1114
About Jalia Pettis: An Arizona-based makeup artist, hairstylist, and educator. Her passion and ability have been recognized with numerous awards, including NAHA Makeup Artist of the Year (2022) and the International Beauty Industry Award (2020-2021). Pettis’ work spans a variety of settings, from film, television, and editorial, to creative direction and business development. In addition, she has worked with a range of clients, from internationally recognized brands to musicians, celebrities, athletes, and more. A truly multifaceted artist, Pettis excels in a broad spectrum of specialties, from clean beauty to men’s grooming, natural hair, high-octane glamor, and much more. As an educator, her goal is to equip others with the tools and self-confidence to start their industry adventure.
Deuces 20/20
2020 is coming to a close and I think it is time I reflect, recharge and prepare to restart. Yet before I do, I want to share a bit of transparency & insight.
When I take a moment to pause and think about all the catastrophe that has occurred it brings out several emotions. I started the year with a business trip to California that I was blessed enough to bring two of my three children. We enjoyed a walk on the beach followed by brunch and began overhearing conversations of a plane that crashed involving Kobe Bryant and his family/friends. We were stunned and saddened just as others. I think about a news paper that I saw a few days after which in fine print referenced a “new virus” that was causing concern. Who knew that overlooked text would literally spread around the world and cause so many to be both infected and affected. Months of lockdown causing late bill payments, cancelled projects, no income, wearing gloves, face masks, stores out of toilet paper, price increases for hand sanitizers, Lysol and anything that read “antibacterial” which all felt like an apocalyptical movie happening in real life.
In the midst of pandemic racial injustice reverted to the early 1900′s and black men both young and old were being killed, black and brown children were disappearing and as women we were left with no other choice to SCREAM for our voices to be heard in a sea of tears. Some shouted ‘black lives matter’ while others argued ‘all lives matter’ yet all lives weren’t the ones who were becoming an endangered people. Businesses either supported or used the taglines as a façade yet again proving the point of why we won’t tolerate this egregious behavior.
To add insult to injury the US Presidential election was taking place and the amount of fecal matter that was thrown by politicians further segregated an already fractured people. I came across many social media gangsters, I even came across a few people who finally let their moral or immoral flags fly! No tact, no regard for others, a puke fest of hatred and disrespect.
All the while some get sick and get better, while others die alone in a hospital bed with no loved ones to hold their hand. Nurses and doctors away from their families for weeks which turned into months with hospitals packed to capacity. Children unable to go to school, no social interaction, learning sitting at a computer. Seniors not experiencing prom or the exhilaration of walking across the stage to receive a diploma or degree. Debates about economic relief, who deserves it and how much. $1200.00 halfway through the year and more on the way, right? If you budget correctly that should be enough to get you through the year at $100/month! Are you as relieved as I am?
Well, despite all of that I have learned a lot about myself this year. I learned about what I am willing to accept and what I am not. I also learned that everyone that say’s they support you does not. I lost some friends, gained perspective and pivoted with purpose! My faith was tested and became stronger. I was able to forgive regardless of not hearing “I apologize” and that is okay too. There is power in saying “no” and that block and delete button work very well on all of my devices. I laughed, I cried, I learned and I lived, I am still standing, I am still here, I got threw it and I’m stronger because of it. BAY-BAE, I can exhale because I know without a doubt I passed the 2020 test with flying colors.
Onward to 2021, taking no loses, striving & thriving only!
Deuces 20/20 - Our Visionary, @jaliadp says farewell to a trying year!https://jaliadp.tumblr.com/post/638984426936762368/deuces2020
Leaving Our Mark!
An ENORMOUS thank you to Arizona Small Business Association for recognizing our business!
“We’re recognizing the companies that submitted powerful stories of overcoming business challenges as part of ASBA’s annual Leaving Your Mark initiative. This program spotlights Arizona small businesses that are creating new and innovative products or services that add to the diverse mix of businesses in the state. We’re fortunate to represent so many outstanding entrepreneurs and today is a nod to these companies that are leaving their mark and helping elevate Arizona as THE place to start and run a business.”
3Jay Productions is a woman and minority-owned business that serves the beauty, entertainment & fashion industries by providing services such as brand development, social media management, creative/art direction, casting, fashion/beauty PR, hair styling, make-up artistry, custom clothing design, wardrobe styling along with event planning and management. We work with individuals and B2B whether small or mid-size throughout the continental United States. Allow us to be of service to you: www.3jayproductions.com
YYYYYEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am screaming right now, lol with excitement to find out that I have just won an IBI Award. My category was Best Culturally Inspired Makeup. This collection is entitled "Lineage" and was photographed by Keith Bryce in Los Angeles, CA. There was so much that went into creating this collection, like if I could put it all into words.
The collection was originally produced for a National competition which I was not named a finalist and it hurt, it really did. However, I submitted the collection to a publication and it kicked off this year yes 2020 with a full three-page spread in a national print publication. So to now be at the close of the year and find out it has won INTERNATIONALLY is much more than I could have imagined. I can officially say that I am an International Award Winning Artist. WOW WOW WOW WOW - God closed one door to show me that he can do exceedingly & abundantly more than I could ask or think!
https://www.beautyawards.com/winners/2020-2021/makeup/best-culturally-inspired-makeup
3Jay Productions is a woman and minority-owned business that serves the beauty, entertainment & fashion industries by providing services such as brand development, social media management, creative/art direction, casting, fashion/beauty PR, hair styling, make-up artistry, custom clothing design, wardrobe styling along with event planning and management.
We work with individuals and B2B whether small or mid-size throughout the continental United States.
3Jay Productions Business Highlight:
Our revamped website will be LIVE on 11/1/2020 be sure to check it out!
www.3jayproductions.com
Have you begun setting goals for 2021 yet??!!
It's September 1st and yes the pandemic has monopolized all of 2020 but it's time to look towards the future.
S – Specific – you need to have a detailed end result in mind.
M – Measurable – you need to specify numbers.
A – Attainable – it needs to be something you can acheive (yet, still a challenge).
R – Relevant – they need to be relevant to your business.
T – Time Based – you need to have a deadline in mind.
#tuesdaymotivation #tuesdaytip
Write your goals down & ensure they’re smart!
Anyone else getting frustrated with filling out application after application for loans and grants for small businesses??
Yeahhhh we feel your pain!! It makes you question whether or not you should keep pushing or just give up, let's be honest. For those like us who ARE NOT ready to throw in the towel. Let's support one another by sharing content, referring and purchasing products/services different than our own. If we got on the same page and did this we could go so much farther together. Our goal is to be diligent with our time so once this pandemic ends individuals as well as businesses will remember what we do and how we can be of service.
3Jay Productions is not going anywhere! Visit our website at
www.3jayproductions.com
Shouts out to our #visionary
for this breakdown @jaliadp
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Taken from Ifund Women:
"Black women represent 42% of net new women-owned businesses started last year in the U.S. According to Amex's 2019 State of Women-Owned Business Report, Black women represent 42% of net new women-owned businesses started in the last year, which is three times their share of the female population (14%). Yet in the past decade, Black women–led businesses have captured just .0006% of the total venture capital funding pie."
As an 100% black and woman owned business getting funding has always been difficult. We are currently looking for angel investors who can not only assist us during the pandemic but can help us expand our service offerings regionally and eventually nationwide. Supporting a small business is crucial right now!
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We are excited to announce "Curly, Coily & Complexion" A Texture Workshop presented by the Style Exhibition taking place in Phoenix, AZ on August 23, 2020!
The workshop will be composed of four awesome educators and include a combination of a look & learn and hands-on. Yes, we will practice social distancing and those in attendance will be required to wear masks.
Visit our website to purchase early bird tickets: www.styleexhibition.com/texturedtickets
Educators include...
Jalia Pettis @jaliadp
Kristopher Johnson
Kameo Rushing
LaJuana McCaskill
Each day this week we will be sharing details about the four educators participating in our event. Today we will kick it off with an introduction to the creator of the Style Exhibition, Jalia Pettis!
Jalia Pettis is a Licensed Esthetician, Professional Makeup Artist, Educator, and Visionary of 3Jay Productions. In 2008 she launched her freelance career in the beauty industry while residing in Columbia, SC. After many fashion events, photoshoots, and travel throughout the southeast she relocated to Phoenix, AZ in 2012. In 2014 she returned to school to study esthetics and graduated at the top of her class. In July 2015 she became a Beacon Award Winner and in May 2017 was named NAHA Finalist for Makeup Artist of the Year both accomplishments through the Professional Beauty Association. In 2018 she began her journey as a Platform Educator traveling to offer other professionals training and has since developed a seven-week-long curriculum for those interested in becoming Certified Makeup Artists. She also contributes as a beauty guest writer to various publications where she shares insight and practical tips. Jalia is a Certified Trainer through Achieve Global, an active member of the Professional Beauty Association, and the 2018 American Small Business Champion for the state of Arizona. As a proud mother of three, her life philosophy is based on faith, passion, and perseverance. Follow her at @jaliadp
#Blackout for Minneapolis. For Louisville. For Toronto. For Brooklyn. #Blackout for Us All.
To the #Blackout Community and Tumblr at large,
We know you must have a lot of questions or are feeling distressed about the news. The world has been dealing with a lot this year, and it is an especially harrowing time for Black Americans and Black folks abroad. We know your biggest question right now could be summed up by a quote from Toni Morrison:
“What can I do where I am?”
Here at #TheBlackout, we have decided to help you start finding an answer to that question - we feel that we need each other. We need unity, organization, a clear sense of direction, but more importantly, a space where you can be yourself without judgement or fear.
So, in addition to boosting your art and businesses, our highest priority right now is to provide you all with resources to help you start from where you are.
This is a masterpost of places you can donate, find mental health + spaces for radical self-care, and just do something fun. We will be adding on as things change.
Donate/Boost/Sign:
Minneapolis Freedom Bail Fund & Louisville Community Bail Fund
Reclaim the Block
Black Visions Collective
The Official GoFundMe of George Floyd’s Family
Official Petition for Breonna Taylor
Justice for Regis Official Fund
Tony McDade’s Memorial Fund
Black Lives Matter Network
Mental Health Resources:
Ethel’s Club - Black-owned and operated social club offering access to Black therapists and a multitude of creative events for People of Color.
Crisis Text Line - A different approach to crisis intervention, Crisis Text Line offers you help when you text 741-741. You’ll be able to chat with someone who is willing to listen and provide you with additional resources.
Shine Text. – Black-owned! Sign up to receive cheerful texts and tips every day.
Therapy For Black Girls - A Black-owned a directory to help you find Black therapists in your area.
Tips for Organizing/Protesting:
Knowing your rights - ACLU
How To Prepare for a Protest. (Remember to wear a mask in or to protect yourself!)
A Twitter thread of suggested readings
Fun Online Communities and Things to Do:
Some of our favorite online communities.
Nerd Culture: @blacknerdproblems, @superheroesincolor
Poetry and Literary Spaces: Cave Canem Literary Balms program for Black poets, Nuyorician Online Open Mic Events, Well-Read Black Girl
Podcasts: Therapy For Black Girls, Strong Black Legends by Netflix’s Strong Black Lead, The Read with Crissle and Kid Fury.
Hobbies: #BlackBirdersWeek by BlackAFinSTEM (5/31 - 6/8), Wellness Week by Black Girl Gamers.
Join us for the 5/31 Emergency #Blackout/#BlackoutDay here on Tumblr and Twitter.
Thank you to @theblackoutofficial for providing resources on knowing your rights, how to protect yourself, where to donate, and how to find mental health resources if you need them right now.
Tumblr has always been a fierce believer in free speech and the power it gives to the people who wield it. Throughout history, free speech has been the most important tool used to fight for racial and social justice. The protests being held in honor of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery are no different. They are important. They should not be ignored or derided. The disproportionate violence Black people face from those who have power in our country is not acceptable. It’s on all of us, regardless of race, to stand up for what is right, to demand justice, and to demand change.
Say their names.
Black lives matter.
We are about to kick off an #iglive series entitled 'Convos With Creators'!
This will break up the monotony of self quarantine that has become our new norm. We will talk to Creator's of all sorts in film, photography, music, beauty, art and fashion.
First up is the multi-talented Robert Cordero Jr. He is an actor, photographer and videographer.
Pictured here is some of his work that we had the pleasure of being a part of.
Garments by Nazila Couture.
Photography by @robertcorderojr Makeup by Nadia, Jazmine and Briana on each of the models; Amiti, Mercedes and Alondra.
Shoot planning, creative direction and hair by our team. 😊
We are often asked...
So what is it exactly that your business does??? In a nut shell we connect the dots!
When @jaliadp started this company 13-years ago in Columbia, SC it was basically a pipe dream birthed from seeing several talent and models in the south not being properly groomed for understanding the entertainment industry. Thankfully it took some twists, turns and almost discontinued before it began to actually grow.
Relocating the business to Arizona was the absolute right decision. It allowed opportunities in a new markets which ultimately led to us winning the American Small Business Championship for Arizona in 2018.
This image is an ode to the faithful few women who supported on journey no matter what!
// Image by Umberto Lukama
Featuring Cierra, Jazmine and Jenae with creative direction and artistry by @jaliadp //
3Jay Productions is not going anywhere! Visit our website at
www.3jayproductions.com
We would like to be of service to you!
Vanity Blowout Bar located in Scottsdale, AZ has immediate openings for talented hairstylists, estheticians and makeup artists who are passionate, professional and self-motivated. Our positions are commission-based and we provide high-end products and an array of services in a glamorous environment in an affluent area. We believe in work-life balance, so we have full-time positions with two-days off per week, part-time positions, continuing education and product sales commissions.
African Fest USA Coming March 28, 2020 to Kiwanis Park in Tempe, AZ