
The Union County Board of County Commissioners will host the Union County Means Business – Brand Builders Networking Breakfast on Tuesday, March 25, at 8:30 a.m. at the Donald R. Conklin Center in the Kean University STEM Building.
The event will feature celebrity makeup artist and beauty industry entrepreneur Kim Baker as the keynote speaker.
“Union County Means Business is about providing our local entrepreneurs and professionals with the tools and connections they need to thrive,” said Union County Chairwoman Lourdes M. Leon. “This event highlights how passion and hard work can shape a brand and build lasting success. We are excited to welcome Kim Baker, whose journey is a testament to the power of determination and innovation.”
Baker, a former Wilhelmina model turned commercial makeup artist, has worked with A-list celebrities including Tiffany Haddish, Tom Cruise, Danica Patrick, Toni Braxton, John Legend, Dakota Fanning, and Angela Yee. Her career, shaped by collaborations with industry legends like Kevyn Aucoin and Bobbi Brown, has positioned her as a leading voice in beauty and brand-building.
At the breakfast, Baker will share her entrepreneurial journey, revealing how she transformed her passion for beauty into an industry-disrupting cosmetics brand now featured on HSN and Amazon. She’ll discuss strategies for standing out in a crowded market, developing a bold brand identity, and navigating the ever-changing beauty landscape.
The event, which will include a complimentary breakfast, will also feature exclusive raffles and giveaways, and the chance to network with fellow entrepreneurs, business leaders, and creatives.
Registration for the event is $15, and guests can secure their spot at ucnj.org/ucmb. For questions regarding this event, contact Jeff Brooks of the Office of Business Development at jeffrey.brooks@ucnj.org.
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