Brandy Star Merriweather | @TheGenZPublicist @BStarPR

Brandy Star Merriweather, known as @TheGenZPublicist and founder of @BStarPR, is a trailblazing 25-year-old entrepreneur and a prominent Gen Z business leader. While pursuing her degree in International Business and ESports, she has established herself as a leading industry professional by spearheading impactful publicity campaigns for a diverse array of clients, including tech startups, digital creators, and notable initiatives such as the National Urban League, Creator Equality, Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation, HBCU ESports League, Blacks In Technology Foundation, and more. 

BStarPR is an innovative PR firm with a mission to amplify the new, now, and next. Specializing in enhancing client branding and storytelling, cultivating authentic relationships, and curating unique experiences; BStarPR has maximized popular Gen Z focused brands and voices such as: TikTok Star Queen Keke, Marquay Collins, Queen Khamyra, ESSENCE Girl’s United, Rap Snacks, Fanbase, and many more. 

Brandy has been recognized as a Forbes 30 Under 30 Honoree, Atlanta's '25 Under 25' top innovators and entrepreneurs. Her remarkable journey has been featured in esteemed publications like Essence and Black Enterprise, with Rolling Out hailing her as "A Sister with Superpowers!" for her impactful contributions to culture and community. Also In 2023, National Urban League listed Brandy as a 'Young Change Maker' alongside Marsai Martin, and Dr. Martin Luther King's granddaughter, Yolanda King. It’s clear Brandy's consistent work and advocacy for HBCUs and BIPOC creators has earned her a well-deserved place among the ‘top PR professionals working with content creators’ in the industry according to Business Insider. 

Furthermore, her initiative 'Creator Equality', in collaboration with co-founders Kahlen Barry and Seth Fracois (Sertified Casting LLC.), has been instrumental in championing BIPOC content creators and tech professionals, catalyzing meaningful change and support within the creator community. BStarPR and Creator Equality collectively led productive change in 2019 and 2020, where they amplified solutions for BIPOC creators who had been not receiving credit for their dances, ‘workplace standards’ in the creator community solutions, and provided creator support.