Posts Tagged ‘female success factor’
Rozalynn Goodwin helps 7-year-old daughter start 1st business
Seven-year-old Gabby Goodwin could never keep up with her hair bows. One day she asked her mother, Rozalynn Goodwin, if they could make their own bows. From that query, mother and daughter created Confidence — a natural hair care brand for children. Together, they solved the problem of loose, poor quality hair barrettes by inventing…
Read MoreStarbucks hires Atlanta Hawks’ Nzinga Shaw as global chief diversity officer
Coffee giant Starbucks has tapped Nzinga Shaw as its global chief inclusion and diversity officer. Shaw, the Atlanta Hawks’ former chief inclusion & diversity officer, is heading to Seattle. “After five tremendous years, I am leaving the Atlanta Hawks to join the Starbucks family as chief inclusion & diversity officer. I am overly grateful to…
Read MoreLevel up brand strategist Zakiya Larry promotes Z-method
Zakiya Larry is a celebrity media coach, best selling author, and elevation strategist who has influenced and impacted people from Dallas to the White House, to South Africa. As CEO of Quest Media Training, Larry’s job is to coach people and elevate brands to their highest potential. Larry spoke with rolling out about her brand…
Read MoreMarissa Allen passionate about food and The Cookie Society
Marissa Allen is a world-class foodie. From her passion for pastries and sweets, Allen started making cookies in her home kitchen with the intention of sharing them with friends and family. This sweet fervor ignited Allen’s sense of entrepreneurship to start her own gourmet cookie company, The Cookie Society. Since June 2018, Allen weekly ships her…
Read MorePowerful images from Dallas’ 2019 Sisters With Superpowers
Rolling out‘s 2019 Sisters with Superpowers event honored the most prominent women in the Dallas area. Held at The Black Academy of Arts and Letters, a historic Black-owned theater in the heart of downtown Dallas and curated by Curtis King, Sisters with Superpowers was coordinated by Cheryl Polote-Williams of Soul Reborn and co-hosted by author Roni…
Read MoreCareshia Moore left law and found purpose with Usher’s New Look Foundation
When Careshia Moore stopped practicing law, she didn’t know where she would land. She started volunteering at Usher’s New Look, the youth empowerment foundation founded by Grammy-winning artist Usher Raymond IV, which has served over 50K students and is celebrating its 20th anniversary by hosting the 2019 Disruptivator Summit July 24-26, 2019, at Emory University.…
Read MoreWriter Devyn Nicole introduces super heroine Zara Heroic
Rolling out recently sat down with screenplay and comic book writer, Devyn Nicole, who is the creator of a new super heroine character called, Zara Heroic. After graduating from Full Sail University with a degree in Film Production, Devyn began writing screenplays that ranged from comedy to live action. Ultimately, she started her own company…
Read Morev: Kinna Thomas of Walmart reveals how diversity remains key to business success
Kinna Thomas of Walmart recently spoke with rolling out while at the 2019 Black Enterprise Women of Power Summit. Thomas shares her thoughts on the importance of diversity and revealed how it remains key to business success.
Read Morev: Mikiesha Anderson Jones of American Express shares keys to business success
Mikiesha Anderson Jones of American Express shares keys to business success.
Read MoreBMI’s Marché Butler combines creativity and connections to make things happen
Marché Butler is undeniably one of the “it” girls of the entertainment industry. As creative coordinator for Broadcast Music Inc., one of the top U.S. performing rights organizations, Butler has been a power player in the industry for years. Prior to joining BMI, Butler served as project coordinator for Pulse Entertainment, working closely with the…
Read More‘Rolling out’ salutes Clara Henderson Cobb
We salute: Clara Henderson Cobb MSN, RN, FNP Why we salute her: Nursing and health care at the regional and national levels would not be the same without the consistently outstanding contributions of Rear Admiral Clara Henderson Cobb to those respective fields. Though she’s now retired, the impact of Cobb’s executive-level leadership in policy development,…
Read More‘Rolling out’ salutes Army veteran and social justice leader Wendy McClinton
Honoree: Wendy Charece McClinton Why we salute her: One would be hard-pressed to find a soul more dedicated to improving the lives of Black veterans. Having served in the United States Army for more than a decade, Wendy Charece McClinton now serves as the president and CEO of Black Veterans for Social Justice Inc. and is…
Read More‘Rolling out’ salutes military hero Michele S. Jones
Honoree: Michele S. Jones Why We Salute Her: Michele S. Jones is a military tour de force, impressively shattering the glass ceiling to hold the highest noncommissioned officer position of any woman in the Army during her military tenure. During her illustrious career, Jones would also serve as the 9th Command Sergeant Major of the…
Read More‘Rolling out’ salutes military veteran Dr. Shawneequa M. Harris
Who We Salute: Shawneequa M. Harris, CAPT (O-6), USPHS | DDS, MPH, DTM Why We Salute Her: A brief scan of her lengthy resume is all it takes to deduce that Shawneequa M. Harris has more than made her mark in the world. As an accomplished health care executive and dental practitioner, Harris ably led…
Read More‘Rolling out’ salutes Deputy Surgeon General Rear Admiral Sylvia Trent-Adams
Honoree: Deputy Surgeon General Rear Admiral Sylvia Trent-Adams Ph.D., R.N., F.A.A.N Why we salute her: Simply put, Dr. Sylvia Trent-Adams has quite the impressive résumé. Currently serving as the deputy surgeon general, Trent-Adams is a well-respected global health leader. This Hampton University graduate began her career in the Commissioned Corps of the U.S. Public Health…
Read Morev: Tish Taylor masters business and motherhood like a true boss
As a manager, marketing executive, and business maven, Tish Taylor stands above the rest. She sat down with rolling out TV host Noelle Hughley to tell her beautifully compelling story.
Read MoreTough as steel, Paulina Johnson succeeds against all odds
Paulina Johnson’s journey to success was not easy. She survived a traumatic childhood growing up with parents who abused drugs, became a mother at 16, and overcame personal hardships while raising her family. Now she is an account manager at the world’s leading integrated steel and mining company, ArcelorMittal USA. She manages the General Motors…
Read MoreAttorney Bernie Lawrence-Watkins is living a purposeful life
Born to hardworking Caribbean immigrants who came to the United States to provide a better life for their children, Bernie Lawrence-Watkins was motivated to show her appreciation by living a purposeful life. As an exceptional attorney and the president and CEO of B. Lawrence-Watkins & Associates PC, there is no doubt that she is making her…
Read MoreSherry Kinard remains authentic through leadership
Sherry Kinard is senior vice president in the commercial banking division at The Brand Banking Company. Since 1999, she has steadily climbed her way to the top of the corporate ladder. Kinard’s career first began at Regions Bank in the home equity department. Then she became a loan processor, a portfolio manager and eventually moved on…
Read MoreSports publicist Tareia Williams says put in the work
Sports publicist Tareia Williams, director of communications at Turner Sports, utilized education to become a go-to expert in her industry. The Clark Atlanta University graduate got her start by gaining real-world training from internships, mentors and being a constant student of the game. With over 10 years of public relations experience under her belt, Williams’…
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