When it comes to making boss moves behind the scenes, few names ring louder than Ebonie Ward. The Atlanta native has carved out a career managing some of the biggest names in hip hop — from Future and Flo Milli to her current clients, Gunna and DDG. But her latest power play proves she’s not just shaping careers — she’s building legacy.
Ward, the visionary founder of 11th & Co., a Black woman-led management firm, has always centered representation and creativity in her work. Now, she’s taking that same ethos to new heights with the launch of 550 RMG, a 10,000-square-foot creative and business hub located in Atlanta’s historic Old Fourth Ward.
This isn’t just a workspace — it’s a movement.
Inside 550 RMG, you’ll find:
- A state-of-the-art recording studio
- A full-service editing suite
- Executive-style conference rooms
- A scenic outdoor patio designed for both networking and creative flow
It’s the kind of ecosystem that fosters community, collaboration, and control — especially for Black creatives.
Ward is also doubling down on ownership with the upcoming launch of her own distribution company, Nine Distribution, set to debut this fall. And that’s not all — Black-owned brands Genius Club and Six Degrees are also housed within the space, adding to the powerhouse energy of this new Atlanta landmark.
At a time when the industry is evolving and more women are demanding a seat at the table (or building their own), Ebonie Ward is showing us exactly what it looks like to create space for what’s next.
She’s not just managing talent — she’s managing the moment. And we’re here for every second of it. 💼✨
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