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Curvy and bossy<\/strong>, Kelly Massol’s curves are as striking as her chatty personality and self-made woman’s background in hair care products<\/strong>, especially when you consider that she entered the entrepreneurial world with a seed capital of just… 1,500 euros!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n With her tenacity firmly anchored in her body, she has turned <\/strong>Les Secrets de Loly<\/strong><\/em>, her brand for textured hair, into a viral and commercial success, with sales set to reach 25 million euros by 2023.<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Such an inspiring figure could not fail to answer the call of the Chinese Business Club lunches<\/strong>. As one of the few women to have taken part in the TV show Qui Veut Etre Mon Associ\u00e9 <\/strong>(French adaptation of SharkTank TV show, ndlr) with Catherine Barba and St\u00e9phanie Delestre, she also becomes the fourth member of the show’s jury<\/strong> to take part in this<\/strong> Chinese Business Club highlight<\/strong>, after Anthony Bourdon, Tony Parker and Eric Larchev\u00eaque.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Born in Paris into a modest family, Kelly Massol was placed in foster care at the age of 15<\/strong>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n “By inviting this profile of guests to the Chinese Business Club, I’m keen to inspire the club’s start-ups and give them easy access to the best role models, because the quality of a network can change everything.<\/em> Like Anthony Bourbon and Jonathan Anguelov, she is one of those personalities who experienced great family instability at a very young age<\/em> \u201d, says Harold Parisot, CEO and founder of the Chinese Business Club<\/strong>. He adds: \u201cOf course, their success has much more merit in itself, as fighting relentlessly in such a context to achieve their successes proves to be particularly rare<\/strong>.\u201d<\/p>\n <\/p>\nA model of success… from scratch<\/h2>\n