Her riveting story of a life transformed from convict to chairwoman. A cancer survivor, with a great sense of humor, she candidly discusses challenges of women leaders, and the value of having a “success entourage” for dealing with the social issues that come with women’s leadership such as rejection or isolation. She states “when you are jealous of another sister’s gift you are mad at God” competing, rather than collaborating with each other is unhealthy and can destroy you. She is author of two books: The Story behind the Story and Influential Woman Leader. We cannot be influential leaders unless we start with leading self first

A Faithpreneur who is an Empowerment Specialist and Event Strategist, who is living her divine calling to lead, teach, and inspire. She is a sought-after speaker, and Master of Ceremonies at conferences and events, with an infectious personality. Author of the book Action, Action Despite the Distraction. Dr. Grant shares how to continually focus on the goals you’ve set, though life will try to interfere, and distract you on the journey to your destiny. She also shares practical insight on how to assemble your team around you for the growth of your business

A person with a heart for developing women. As leader, her gift of designing fashion has served to guide her into her purpose. Ariane has always had a love for nature and preserving the environment and has created fashion from recyclable materials. She resides and works in Angola. Ariane shares the on the power of love and humility in leadership, and on understanding the specific seasons you may be going through in life so that your stress can be minimized, expectations can be managed, and actions can be prioritized. Comment in response to the question, “do you recognize what season you are in your life?”

Welcome to Season Two of ‘In the Lead.’ This season, I share the perspectives of some fabulous women leaders, from an Emmy award winner, to a hair scientist, and a body builder who illustrate that leadership and influence shows up in unique ways. I include a brief overview of what to expect for the season, and touch on my upcoming leadership series “Hard-wired to Lead.” This episode breaks down the distinctive characteristics of servant leadership, and the litmus test to help leaders identify where they stand on the continuum of authoritative leadership and servant leadership. It’s all about the effect leaders can have on their followers. Share with friends, leaders, and entrepreneurs. Use the hashtag #InTheLead, Leave a review and subscribe so you will know when the next episode is released. Respond to the question, Are you a servant leader? How do you know?

Dr. Carmela has a Special Mother's Day show and shares Valuable lessons on Leadership.

Dr. Carmela has a conversation with Carol Eaddy Langford, Housing Finance Manager at City of WPB.

They discuss Money Management and Authentic Leadership.

Dr. Carmela has an intriguing interview with For Dr. Obasanjo about the Value of Resilience in Leadership.

Dr. Carmela interviews Ms. Carmeta Miller Manager, Training Coordinator, City of Guilds Assessor, Exuma, Bahamas. Former Senior Manager, Ministry of Tourism. Transformational Leadership through Service is a Matter of the Heart.

Dr. Carmela interviews Rev. Iona J. Gamble, Educator, William T. Dwyer Teacher of the Year Award recipient. Pioneer, Gospel Artist & Composer, Teacher as Leader & Model

Dr. Carmela interviews Alexandria Boone Johnson, Chairwoman & Founder, Women of Color Foundation. Publisher & Chief Editor of SL Magazine, ColorCom Award recipient. Challenges of Women of Color as leaders. Sisterhood. Leadership & Personal Life.