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Joscynthia Mason is a visionary entrepreneur whose 28-year career continues to redefine beauty, entertainment, and professional empowerment. As a celebrated creative force, she leads with brilliance, heart, and resilience— courageously battling breast cancer since 2020 while still elevating others and transforming industries.
Joscynthia is the Founder of SetWorkMasters, a groundbreaking education and workforce development platform that equips hairstylists, barbers, makeup artists, and wardrobe professionals to transition from salon work into film and television production. Her hands-on and digital training programs have empowered hundreds across the U.S. and abroad, teaching production literacy, etiquette, continuity, and the professionalism required for onset success.
Her artistry has shaped major productions with BET, TV One, Lifetime, Bravo, Warner Bros.
Discovery, and Swirl Films, and she has styled an impressive roster of talent including Angie Stone, Dr. Contessa Metcalfe, Megan Tandy, Judge Mablean, and Wes Brown. In 2024, she received the Women’s Day Recognition Award at the Georgia State Capitol, honoring her leadership and impact. In October 2025, she was inducted into the Bronner Brothers Hall of Fame for Excellence in Hairstyling and Education,adding to the growing list of accolades celebrating her innovationand mentorship. Her work has been featured in Essence, Sheen Magazine, Hype Hair, Voyage ATL, and more.
Through SetSurvival, she is developing financial aid, wellness support, and creative-career pathways for breast-cancer survivors. In 2026, she will launch The Pivot Maneuver, a transformative system teaching people how to turn life’s storms into purpose-driven strength.
Today, we honor Joscynthia Mason as one of the 100 Most Influential Leaders—a beacon of excellence, courade. and unstonbable vision. Today, we honor Joscynthia Mason as one of the 100 Most Influential Leaders—a beacon of excellence, courage, and unstoppable vision.

Thank you Heavenly Father for this moment !

It’s been a while since I looked in the mirror, smiled, and actually felt good about it.

I’ve been walking through fire—mentally, physically, and financially—and for a long time, I didn’t let anyone know just how heavy it all was.

I’m not one to beg. I don’t ask for help easily. But behind the smile was a mental warfare that drained me more than cancer ever could. When your mind won’t stop replaying your worries, you forget how radiant you truly are.

This smile? It’s not just a smile.
It’s a testimony.

To everyone who prayed, poured into me, or just kept checking on me—thank you.
I’m finally learning what it means to put me first.
To save myself before trying to save everyone else.

And guess what? I’m in motion again. Slow… but steady.
One smile, one step, one day at a time.

God is restoring me. And this time, I’m not letting go of my joy. 💫