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Riche Holmes Grant is an award-winning TV host, lifestyle expert, writer, producer and serial entrepreneur whose work has been featured by Martha Stewart, Better Homes & Gardens, REAL SIMPLE, Williams Sonoma and The Home Depot, among others. She is the executive producer + host of “The Riche Life” web series, founder of BambiniWare patented baby + mommy products and executive producer of “Good Home Training,” her first documentary film. Riche is a graduate of Columbia Law School and Brown University, including a year at the London School of Economics and Political Science. She lives between the Washington, DC area and Los Angeles, CA with her family.

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Riche Holmes Grant is an award-winning TV host, lifestyle expert, writer, producer and serial entrepreneur. She began her on-screen career as executive producer and host of “The Riche Life,” an inspirational web series designed to help other women live their richest lives too (pun totally intended!).

Riche is also the founder and chief mom of BambiniWare™, a Martha Stewart-endorsed line of stylish, patented baby + mommy products inspired by her daughter, Riley. For a decade prior to starting BambiniWare, Riche was president and chief academic officer of Innovative Study Techniques (IST), a highly sought-after test prep, tutoring and admissions company that she founded in her hometown after graduating from law school. She’s still licensed to practice law in New York and Maryland, but only the fun stuff!

In her latest venture, Riche aligns her creative chops and business acumen with her love of research as executive producer of “Good Home Training,” a documentary film about the history of Black women in lifestyle and culinary spaces.

As a lifestyle expert and content creator, Riche has partnered with brands such as Martha Stewart, Better Homes & Gardens, REAL SIMPLE, Williams Sonoma, west elm, The Home Depot, Google and Subaru to produce engaging multimedia content for their respective audiences. Riche has also been featured by USA Today, Huff Post, NPR, Veranda and Essence.

As a philanthropist, Riche has been an ambassador for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital since 2018 and served as an inaugural member of the St. Jude National Volunteer Advisory Council. She is also a former board chair of GirlTrek, the largest public health non-profit for African American women and girls in the US.

In 2022, Riche received a Telly Award for her work as the host of REAL SIMPLE’s TV home makeover show, “Home Upgrade,” which streamed on PeopleTV. She was also awarded Brown University’s 2022 Barrett Hazeltine Prize in Entrepreneurial Mentorship for her work as an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at the Nelson Center for Entrepreneurship. In previous years, Riche was named a Better Homes & Gardens Stylemaker, a finalist in the Martha Stewart American Made Awards and one of the top “Forty Under Forty” business leaders in Prince George’s County, MD. She is also a former appointee to the Maryland Governor’s Commission on Small Business.

Riche is a graduate of Columbia Law School and Brown University, where she spent a year at the London School of Economics and Political Science and where she is currently a member of Brown University’s President’s Advisory Council on Entrepreneurship. She lives between the Washington, DC area and Los Angeles, CA with her husband, daughter and golden retriever.