Ken Bridges

Ken Bridges is Co-Founder and Chairman of the Board and President of MATAH Network. Before Co-Founding the MATAH Network, Ken served as President of All America Video Productions. This company was dedicated to producing video projects that present people of African descent in a positive light. However, what Ken is known most for is his success in building network marketing businesses. He knows the network marketing business from the inside and outside. This includes knowing the assets as well as the liabilities of network marketing. That’s why Ken describes MATAH Network as True Cooperative Economics or Kwanzaa in Action as opposed to network marketing.

Ken has been an operating officer of a successful Black owned network marketing company called CCI , which distributed Dick Gregory's world famous Bahamian Diet. To date, this has been the only Network Marketing company to be listed on Black Enterprise’s top 100 Black owned businesses. Working from the outside as an independent distributor in the Amway Corporation, he became a Diamond Direct Distributor in three (3) years. Ken walked away from building the Amway business when he was unsuccessful in making it become more relevant to people of African descent. Ken understands the needs of independent distributors who are the life blood of every network marketing company. He also knows how to structure and manage a network marketing organization where the target market for distributors are people of African descent.

Prior to his Network Marketing and entrepreneurial career, Ken held various Marketing Management positions for Scott Paper Company. These positions included Product Manager, New Product Development and Group Product Manager. He was responsible for brands that had revenues approaching $100 Million per year. These positions allowed Ken to develop his overall Marketing and interpersonal relationship skills.

Ken obtained his MBA in Marketing from the University of Pennsylvania’s, internationally acclaimed, Wharton School. He is survived by his wife Jocelyn and six children.