Young black people who became millionaires before turning 18

Mildred Europa Taylor February 07, 2020
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Moziah Bridges

Now 17, Moziah Bridges started his Memphis-based tie company, Mo’s Bows, when he was nine after not finding any cool bowties at a young age to match his clothing. His grandmother, a retired seamstress, would teach him how to cut and sew fabric and soon, with the help of his mother, he built a business with products that aim at making people feel good and dapper. In May 2017, the Mo’s Bows CEO inked a seven-figure, one-year licensing deal with the NBA in May to produce bow ties for all 30 professional basketball teams. His estimated net worth is $1 million, as of March 2019.

Last Edited by:Kent Mensah Updated: February 7, 2020

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