Akash Mehta and Nikita Mehta

Akash Mehta
Akash Mehta is a British entrepreneur. He graduated from Imperial College London in Engineering and previously worked at Burberry, Estée Lauder Companies, and Dior, where he was the youngest ever Global Digital Manager. Currently, Akash is the CEO and co-founder of Fable & Mane, an Ayurvedic-inspired hair wellness brand. He is also the host of the Founded Beauty podcast, a leading podcast in both beauty and business. Akash was placed on the Forbes ’30 under 30′ list in Media & Marketing and has been sharing his marketing expertise at some of the largest conferences and universities around the world, from TEDx and Harvard Business School to industry summits. He is also a board member and investor in LVMH’s Patou, a Global Guardian for UNICEF and co-founder of The Fable Fund, an initiative committed to wild tiger conservation with sustainable development.
Nikita Mehta
Nikita Mehta is a creative and conscious beauty entrepreneur. Nikita graduated from University College of London in Computer Science & Management and spent her career building French fragrance brands. Currently, Nikita is the Creative Director and co-founder of Fable & Mane, an Ayurvedic-inspired hair wellness brand. Nikita co-executive-produced the Netflix documentary film “Game Changers,” and is also an investor and board member of LVMH’s Patou. With Akash, she is the co-founder of the Fable Fund, an initiative committed to wild tiger conservation with sustainable development.
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