Aicha McKenzie

Aicha Alicia McKenzie (born February 1977) is a former female British gymnast, model and dancer who is also the CEO of AMCK Management, which founded AMCK Dance in 2005, AMCK Models in 2008 and AMCK Fit in June 2017. She is widely regarded as a leader in the entertainment field.

Early life McKenzie was born in London in 1977. Age 17, McKenzie won three rhythmic gymnastics bronze medals at the 1994 Commonwealth Games in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, narrowly missing out on qualifying for the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.

McKenzie was also a dancer for Take That during their performance at the first EMA's in Berlin in 1994. McKenzie worked on the Christian Louboutin's 20th Anniversary hologram film with Dita Von Teese which was showcased in London in 2012, as well as choreographing fashion shows as part of London Fashion Week.

McKenzie was also responsible for choreographing 300 Olympic dancers during the London 2012 Olympic Games

In 2017, AMCK Fit was also launched, acting as a wellness concierge service to the creative industries.

On 22.2.22, AMCK Group launched a collection of 222 NFTs featuring a selection of AMCK talent. Each talent featured will receive royalties from the sale of their artwork in perpetuity. Symbolically, pieces from the 22.2.22: Genesis collection were put on sale for £250 - around the traditional day rate for a dancer.

Achievements & Recognition In 2013, McKenzie was one of fifty women to be invited to 10 Downing Street for the Power List reception, where she was recognised as one of Britain's most influential black people.