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M&MProds

By Sonja Mack | Published July 28, 2010 | Full size is 500 × 320 pixels

In 1973, Atlanta pharmacists Cornell McBride and Therman McKenzie take $500 of their own money to produce Sta-Sof-Fro Oil Sheen and Comb Out and launch future haircare giant M&M Products. After generating strong sales on a regional level, M&M gained national distribution with such major retailers as K-Mart and Woolworth stores. By 1980, revenues for the upstart had grown to $8 million. (Image: Cornell McBride and Therman McKenzie, Black Enterprise, February 1980)

In 1973, Atlanta pharmacists Cornell McBride and Therman McKenzie take $500 of their own money…

One Response to M&MProds

  1. alphonso roberts says:
    November 17, 2011 at 10:41 pm

    To Mr. Cornell Mcbride

    Thanks for the african journey trips 1983 and 1984. We still have all the memories and pictures of those two trips of a life time.

    ALPHONSO AND DELLA ROBERTS, NEW CASTLE DELAWARE.

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