About Me

Milan Alexis Richardson, a standout student and passionate leader, is committed to education, social impact, and creative entrepreneurship. Ranked in the top 25% at Marlborough School, she has broadened her academic experience through college-level courses at Harvard, the Los Angeles Film Academy, and Spelman College’s Early College Program, maintaining an impressive 4.1 GPA. Milan is particularly fascinated by the intersection of social psychology and filmmaking, exploring the influence of stereotypes on behavior and the transformative power of storytelling.

Milan’s leadership journey began with Tony Hsieh’s The Knowledge Society (TKS), where she contributed to innovative projects in cellular agriculture and eye care, honing her entrepreneurial and problem-solving skills. As Co-President of Marlborough’s African American Cultural Exchange (AACE), she works to build a supportive community for Black women, while also serving on the board of the Violets Giving Circle, which advocates for vulnerable populations. Additionally, Milan writes insightful fashion columns for Marlborough publications.

As a creative entrepreneur, Milan is the founder of her personal brand, milan made, where she designs award-winning gowns and directs impactful content, including music videos, promotional materials, and short films for nonprofits and organizations such as Kengen. Her music video “ØNLY ME” was a finalist at the Westflix Film Festival.

A cultural anthropologist at heart, Milan uses her artistic platforms to challenge societal norms and elevate marginalized voices. Outside of her work, she enjoys music, travel, and spending time with those she loves. Milan’s journey in creativity, leadership, and community impact is just beginning, and she is driven by a deep passion to make a meaningful difference.

multifaceted.