Derrick and Ramunda Young

Co-Founders

 Started in 2007 by husband and wife, Derrick and Ramunda Young, MahoganyBooks is the fastest growing online bookstore for people of the African Diaspora. 
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Started in 2007 by an enterprising husband and wife duo in the Washington DC area, MahoganyBooks is the result of Derrick and Ramunda's love for literature and their desire to see it empower others as it has empowered them. With over 20 years of combined experience in the retail book industry, they have witnessed its high's and low's. That practical knowledge has given them the insight needed to develop a new bookstore model that capitalizes on today's technology while staying true to the independent community bookstore roots that define the core values of MahoganyBooks.

Over the last few years MahoganyBooks has grown from being exclusively an online bookstore to being the go-to bookseller for community book events featuring African American authors in communities ranging from Manassas, VA thru Washington DC and Baltimore, MD, reaching as far north as Philadelphia, PA and Atlantic City, NJ. MahoganyBooks was recognized by emPower Magazine as one of their 2014 emPower Players for our efforts to promote literature as well as the support we provide to many notable literary organizations of the Washington DC area like Go on Girl! Book Club and the Hurston Wright Foundation.

However, for Derrick & Ramunda, they are most excited for the impact that their family run business has had, not only, on local children through their give-back program, Books for the Block, but also the zeal for reading and entreprenuership their daughter Mahogany has developed through her exposure to the MahoganyBooks enterprise. This is the knowledge that keeps the MahoganyBooks team motivated to grow, innovate, and serve.
Derrick and Ramunda Young
Co-Founders
MahoganyBooks

Website:
www.mahoganyboks.com/

Phone:
703-730-3873

Address:
1231 Good Hope Road, S.E.
Washington, District of Columbia
United States

Areas of Expertise:
Entrepreneurship
Black Literature
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