Jamarlin Martin

CTL-E-4404 · Person · businessperson · 2006-present

VERIFIED evidence grade of this record

Digital media entrepreneur; founder of Moguldom Media Group (2006). Morehouse College (political science); Syracuse University College of Law. EY Entrepreneur of the Year 2015; Ebony 100. Sold three Moguldom brands to Urban One in 2017; founded Nubai Ventures.

Notes

RELP101 supporting entity: founder of CTL-E-0700.

Relationships

Moguldom Media Group — affiliated with
Jamarlin Martin was founder and CEO of Moguldom Media Group.

Referenced by

Bossip — founded by → this record
HipHopWired — founded by → this record
MadameNoire — founded by → this record
Moguldom Media Group — founded by → this record

Sources

Moguldom - The Moguldom Nation Editorial Staff. https://moguldom.com/273287/the-moguldom-nation-editorial-staff/

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