Diddy has done it again. The music mogul ranked #3 on Crain's list of top minority-owned companies.
Diddy, the founder and CEO of Bad Boy Worldwide Entertainment Group, has extended his brand across a number of different platforms. His success in the music business has opened other doors for the rapper/producer/executive. Aside from his work as an artist and producer, Diddy has his hands in clothing, film, marketing and advertising, restaurants and even fragrances. Together, Diddy's annual sales exceed $300 million.
"It is an incredible honor to be included among the top three minority owned companies in New York City time and time again," Diddy said in a statement that was released. "Hard work, determination and an unfettered desire to succeed helped me build this company to what it is today. I hope to serve as an example and inspire anyone with a dream to dream bigger and know that they can achieve their goals."
Over the years, Diddy has continued to be a trendsetter, helping to raise the profile of the hip-hop culture in mainstream America. He recently released his sixth studio album entitled "Last Train To Paris," as part of the group Diddy Dirty Money.
"It is an incredible honor to be included among the top three minority owned companies in New York City time and time again," Diddy said in a statement that was released. "Hard work, determination and an unfettered desire to succeed helped me build this company to what it is today. I hope to serve as an example and inspire anyone with a dream to dream bigger and know that they can achieve their goals."
Over the years, Diddy has continued to be a trendsetter, helping to raise the profile of the hip-hop culture in mainstream America. He recently released his sixth studio album entitled "Last Train To Paris," as part of the group Diddy Dirty Money.
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