Makeup company brings inclusivity to the cosmetics world
05:37
Now Playing
Why Alamo Drafthouse loves the big screen
04:59
UP NEXT
Kimbal Musk's mission to bring real food to your table
05:12
Indagare brings world travel to your living room
05:52
Hoda and Jenna surprise Boys and Girls club leader with special thank you
05:15
Gifts that give back: Buy from brands supporting charitable causes
05:22
Giving Tuesday: Feeding America CEO discusses growing need across US
04:18
Georgia school feeds students with help from No Kid Hungry
03:35
Candace Cameron Bure explains how to donate to Salvation Army this year
02:17
Charities innovate to meet the challenges of Covid-19
32:32
World Central Kitchen helps feed America – and local economies
06:41
CEOs of American Giant and Kendra Scott share how businesses can pivot in times of crisis
09:56
Houseparty CEO shares how app is keeping people connected
03:47
Silver Oak Winery CEO on sustainable wine and the business behind it
02:37
PayPal CEO: Moving money can be a 'right' instead of a privilege
02:39
Marco Polo CEO wants to change the way we stay in touch
03:05
Meet the fashion CEO helping women of all sizes feel confident
03:05
NBC News
Why Alamo Drafthouse loves the big screen
04:59
Copied
When Shelli Taylor became CEO of Alamo Drafthouse in May, Covid-19 had already forced their chain of 41 movie theaters to temporarily close. Navigating the challenges of the pandemic through her innovation and passion, she remains committed to offering movie lovers the magic of the big screen. (Visionaries is sponsored by Accenture)Jan. 25, 2021
