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Carmen Simmons is a trailblazer in the entertainment industry, known for her unwavering dedication to telling stories that matter. Her media outlet, N'Style Atlanta, has become an authoritative source for lifestyle and entertainment news in the city. As the founder of N'Style Atlanta, Carmen has been instrumental in offering opportunities to Black journalists to create content that truly represents the community in their voice.
Over the course of her career, Carmen has encountered many challenges. Shortly after graduating from Clark Atlanta University, she lost both of her parents to AIDS, which was an incredibly difficult time in her life. Despite the emotional and mental stress that came with it, she managed to graduate from university and pursue her dreams of working in the entertainment industry.
In 2009, Carmen found herself homeless again after her job closed during the recession. However, she did not let this setback deter her. Instead, she continued to press forward, relying on her faith in God and her desire to honor her late mother's memory.
Even with so many personal setbacks, Carmen continued to find a way to succeed. She managed to land music publishing and record deals for clients, and successfully executed fundraising events to support families experiencing homelessness in Metro Atlanta. Her YouTube page for N'Style Atlanta has received over 1.9 million views with little marketing efforts, a testament to her ability to connect with her audience through authentic storytelling.
Carmen's greatest professional achievement so far has been licensing an unscripted occu-series about N'Style Atlanta and licensing 5 episodes to Fox Soul. Her presence on the hit reality show N'Style Atlanta Uncut, has catapulted her to new levels of success and visibility.
Through it all, Carmen credits her success to her faith in God and her family's legacy of creativity and resilience. As the CEO and Executive Producer of N'Style Atlanta and a prominent figure in the entertainment industry, she continues to pave the way for Black voices to be heard and stories to be told.