Business Solutions

With over two decades shaping Hip Hop—from founding the world’s largest Hip Hop education nonprofit to advising Fortune 500 brands—we’ve transformed hands-on cultural know-how into six strategic services. These offerings deliver measurable impact and ensure your investment flows back into Bay Area artists. Elevate your business with genuine Hip Hop expertise.

Hip Hop–Enhanced Community Events, Galas, & Fundraisers

We curate MCs, DJs, breakers, and visual artists to integrate seamlessly into your program—energizing donor engagement, strengthening brand credibility, and directing funds straight to local culture-bearers. Our work has partnered with the De Young Museum, the Asian Art Museum, the Presidio, the Children’s Creativity Museum, Freedom Forward, the SF Pregnancy Family Village, Skyline College, the College of San Mateo, and many more. I'm going to try one more time

Hip Hop–Driven Team-Building Experiences

We integrate Hip Hop practices into your team-building by bringing local artists into your office or workspace — live, professional, and effective at breaking down silos and building trust.
Past engagements include Zeiss Microscopes, Alameda Catholic Church, the San Francisco Department of Public Health, and the World Affairs Council. Request a custom proposal.

Cultural Strategy & Consultation

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We’re your Hip Hop cultural strategy partner — translating lived expertise into campaigns, partnerships, and creative direction that move markets and communities. We advise on messaging, artist partnerships, event design, and community engagement to safeguard authenticity, deliver measurable impact, and ensure dollars flow directly to local artists. We’ve consulted for Microsoft and supported strategic engagements with the Presidio, UCSF, Kaiser, and the San Francisco Department of Public Health — among other public institutions and civic partners.

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Leveraging Hip Hop for Business & NGOs

for NGOs, foundations, and businesses that explains why Hip Hop matters as a community outreach and organizing practice. Participants get a concise history of Hip Hop, a primer on its core elements, and clear, practical ways to integrate culture into programs, partnerships, and campaigns—while centering and compensating local artists. Ideal for teams that want to move from appropriation to accountable investment.

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A 1–2 hour workshop (virtual or in-person)