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Nivetha Raj Gowrishankar specializes in guiding women through personal struggles with NLP and DBT techniques, empowering them to lead more fulfilling lives.
Kelly Smith, founder of Be Brave Coaching, helps clients heal from toxic relationships and find love again through personalized coaching.
Yvonne Ferguson Hardin, with graduate degrees in Health Sciences and Physical Education, recognized this need and embarked on a career in fitness training with the aim to inspire and transform lives through fitness.
Jermelle (Jay) Matthews is a multifaceted individual who dons several hats, including the boss, marketer, graphic/web designer, crafter, community impact specialist, mother, and wife. Her entrepreneurial spirit was ignited at a young age, having been exposed to the business acumen of her mother and grandmother.
Lucinda Koza turned her personal experience as a caregiver into I-Ally, an app that supports young family caregivers with essential resources and services.
During the pandemic, Monica Tackitt was laid off and started her own business, ITS’ MONICA, helping entrepreneurs launch and scale their ventures with expert coaching.
Ashley Jones founded Marcom Content by Ashley, LLC, offering integrated marketing and communication services to enhance customer experience.
Cathy Posner, founder of Transition Consulting and Coaching, uses her corporate and nonprofit experience to guide clients through career and personal transitions.
At RedRoseThorns, Kirsty Anne Richards offers a holistic approach to mental health, focusing on education, self-care practices, and community connection.
Dr. Regina Banks-Hall founded RBH Professional Development Institute in 2008 to empower people by overcoming fear and realizing their true potential.
Ana Carolina Salazar connects businesses with Hispanic markets, using her expertise in digital marketing to bridge cultural gaps and boost engagement.
By focusing on small, consistent actions, Natalie helps clients build resilience, experience growth, and radiate beauty in their lives.
