KEMSE & COMPANY
Kimberly See had a problem. Whenever she shopped for greeting cards and other kinds of stationary, she rarely found people of color. Rather than do nothing but complain... Kimberly went into action and founded Kemsee and Company. Now she provides the kind of stationary she always wanted to have herself.
Kimberly keeps it real. The stationary is colorful and represents the culture of African American families. Not every woman drawn on the cards is built "razor thin" like today's supermodels. No no!! Kimberly likes to showcases the ... how can I say it "proportions"... that more realistically represent every woman.
She's been featured in Essence and "O" magazines and was just included in the Fort Worth Business Press "40 Under 40" edition, which recognizes up and coming entrepreneurs that are under 40 in the Fort Worth area. You go girl!!!
Despite her success there is one dream that is still unfulfilled: a call from Oprah.
Yo Kimberly, when that call comes remember, I get the exclusive!!!
Kimberly keeps it real. The stationary is colorful and represents the culture of African American families. Not every woman drawn on the cards is built "razor thin" like today's supermodels. No no!! Kimberly likes to showcases the ... how can I say it "proportions"... that more realistically represent every woman.
She's been featured in Essence and "O" magazines and was just included in the Fort Worth Business Press "40 Under 40" edition, which recognizes up and coming entrepreneurs that are under 40 in the Fort Worth area. You go girl!!!
Despite her success there is one dream that is still unfulfilled: a call from Oprah.
Yo Kimberly, when that call comes remember, I get the exclusive!!!
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