Where Culture Meets Strategy
NOMMO Cultural Strategies is a cultural consultancy that advises top companies, organizations, & film studios regarding African-American art, history, and culture.
As a company, we are cultural strategists specializing in consulting, curating, educating, and activating top companies and cultural institutions surrounding African-American art, history, and culture.
As a well-respected, award-winning minority business enterprise, we support companies, agencies, and top studios with marketing strategies and storytelling that authentically portray the African-American community and assist in navigating social justice causes important to millennials and Gen-Z.
“God created Black people; Black people created style.”
- George C. Wolfe
At a Glance
Relevant and culturally sound.
Innovative conceptual frameworks for global campaigns dealing with the Black experience.
Valuable strategies and guidance authentically reflect African American/Diasporic communities & the communities in which they intersect.
Value-Add
Provide expertise in understanding and navigating nuances of Black cultural representation.
Develop culturally-competent tools and strategies for campaigns, projects, & programs.
Deliver accurate and culturally appropriate content, backed by research, for successful campaigns.
We push the culture forward.
Our Services
Consultation
We consult major companies on campaigns, productions + products inspired by African American art, history, and culture to achieve desired outcomes.
Curation
We curate dynamic and immersive visual exhibitions for organizations that explore the breadth of African American art, history, and culture.
Education
We produce, facilitate, and moderate educational public programming and workshops that inform audiences and drive measurable impact.
Moreover, beyond our basic packages, we also design, host, and facilitate educational workshops, coaching, and instruction on Black history, antiracism, and social justice via Freedom School Online.
Our client base includes top-tier companies and brands such as Nike, Meta, Ebay, Ubisoft, and more.
Why do we focus on the Black experience?
In the U.S., African American buying power is top $2 trillion by 2026, with $300+ billion in unmet demand.
According to McKinsey, Black consumers are willing to shift approximately $260 billion—about 30% of their current aggregate spending—to companies that can better deliver what they need.
According to Nielsen, advertising focused on African Americans plunged from $2.3 billion to $1.5 billion in 2021 - a significant missed opportunity.
According to the United Nations, 200 million people identify themselves as being of African descent in the Americas.
According to the United Nations, Africa's population is estimated to be 1.3 billion, representing 17% of the world's population. The population may reach 2.5 billion by 2050 and nearly 4.5 billion by 2100.