Broderick Harvey Jr. has built a career that blends entrepreneurship, creative branding, and philanthropy, often aligned with his family’s broader mission of youth empowerment. As an entrepreneur in the fashion and media space, he founded a streetwear brand “Need Money Not Friends,” which focuses on casual apparel such as T-shirts and hoodies and reflects a youth-driven, culture-centered brand identity. Broderick has also co-founded ventures like a footwear company with social impact purposes. Additionally, he operates B. Harvey Photography, expanding his portfolio into creative services and visual media.

His professional experience includes working within East 112th Street Productions and participating in brand development and integration efforts. Philanthropy is a central thread in his work. Currently, Broderick serves as the Director of Creative Development at Steve Harvey Global and is actively involved in the Steve & Marjorie Harvey Foundation, which focuses on mentoring, education, and life-skills development for young people.

Through both direct involvement and business initiatives, he supports programs that provide academic resources and opportunities for underserved youth. His entrepreneurial ventures have also incorporated giving-back models by illustrating a commitment to socially conscious business practices. Broderick Harvey Jr.’s career reflects a hybrid model of creative entrepreneurship and mission-driven philanthropy.