I came across the Young Boss Savannah Britt after reading an article about the youngest editor of a magazine. This young lady has tasted the entrepreneurial life ever since she was 12 years old when she published her magazine name Girlpez a fashion magazine inspired to empower girls.
In the interview we did with Savannah Britt she tells us about her journey, growth, and inspirations. She starts off with why she started the Girlpez magazine:
This was interesting to find out because Unemployment is the last thing on most 9-year-olds minds. I already was intrigued by her drive to start her own magazine at such a young age. But now, her dedication stood out to me. With the support of her parents Savannah Britt’s drive was unstoppable. She explains;
I was curious to know how did she feel so comfortable at a young age to hold such a prestige title being the editor-in-chief and head of marketing of her own magazine. Savannah confidently responded.
The journey as Savannah explained definitely was not easy:
Being exposed to so much real world experiences at such a young age has structured a mature character in this young women. But by now, I know most people are wondering how other people reacted to her success. As we all know the negativity does not only come from the people you encounter in business, but it also comes from people in your everyday life. Savannah told us;
Now, at the age of 22 Savannah does not only own a magazine, but she also is CEO of her own PR firm named GP & Britt. Her firm represents Fat Joe, Ryan Leslie, Smoke DZA, Cassidy, Anthony Chad Styles, Milyn Jansen, Kaelynn Harris, Darrel Noah, and etc. The inspiration to start the firm was always a thought raddling in her mind. She explains her inspiration to start her own PR firm as:
Interestingly skills she gained seems to be skills to last a lifetime, Savannah describes her growth as:
Savannah definitely has no regrets in her journey she says “I wouldn’t change anything. I’ve learned so many things along my journey that I’ve created who I am today. I’m very grateful of the entrepreneurial journey God has allowed me to take!”. The advice that she offers to anybody in the journey of entrepreneurship is:
Savannah Britt came, saw, and conquered. And, until this day she is still working towards achieving more goals. She knew early on age was just a number because she knew her value had more meaning. This young woman is not only an example of allowing your skills to speak for itself, but an inspiration of how far your skills can really take you. Before the age of 20 Savannah Britt managed to build a magazine, and PR firm just by being confident in what she has to bring to the table.