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50 Champions list honors Black and Brown industry leaders for their standout impact and service in underserved communities.• Candidates who have spent 2020 and the first half 2021, specifically, giving back to, investing in, and/or building within the community.
• Individuals with demonstrated evidence of impact and specific achievements from the past 12 months.one tangible metric to demonstrate beneficial impact and/or philanthropic efforts.Nomination Form I'm a reporter at Forbes covering budding entrepreneurs of color, women and leadership—and, when I can, food. I'm also the editorial lead for Forbes' For The CultureI'm a reporter at Forbes covering budding entrepreneurs of color, women and leadership—and, when I can, food. I'm also the editorial lead for Forbes' For The Culture community aimed at creating equitable business pathways for Black and Brown professionals. I'm originally from Bay Shore, Long Island, N.Y.
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