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Laurelle Brown is Founder and Director of award winning company, Laurelle Brown Training and Consultancy. The team specialises in strengthening equity, diversity and inclusion across complex systems for children and supporting organisations in navigating change.
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Tiffanie Anderson, Founder of Away to Africa, is an Attorney and Professor with deep connections to Africa and Jamaica. Having explored 19 African countries in a decade, her aim is to visit all 55 nations.
Inspired by her transformative experiences while studying in South Africa, Tiffanie launched Away to Africa, a destination management company dedicated to providing safe travel experiences and tours throughout selected countries in Africa. She emphasises the life-changing impact of visiting Africa, offering immersive encounters, cultural tours, and community outreach. Away to Africa operates in 12 countries, providing insider access to Africa's beauty, culture, and people, with plans for expansion. Tiffanie's mission is to redefine travel through unforgettable African experiences.
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Sofia Strachan is the Founder of Just As You Are, an organisation she created because she wanted to use my past experience of being a teen parent in an abusive relationship to empower and educate young people on making informed decisions in their lives.
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Phylisia Rushà is an entrepreneurial midwife who helps people birth their passion projects and business ideas. She helps entrepreneurs through birth and infancy stage of their business helping them push pass their points in business.
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Cleopatra Olukanni is an optimist with strong ties in her Christian faith. As a mother, soon to be wife, and budding project manager, she has had her fair share of experiences which has made her the woman she is today.
What others deem as “setbacks”, Cleopatra sees as challenges she has spearheaded to build a stronger and resilient mindset.
As she continues to navigate these spaces, old and new, Cleopatra loves to connect, share, help and motivate those she comes into contact with, to help encourage them and give them hope, far bigger themselves, as she understands that the journey of life isn’t a straightforward one.
You can with Cleopatra connect on LinkedIn and TikTok: @mrscp.
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Sandra Harewood has worked for the last 14 years as an experienced psychotherapeutic counsellor and Jungian coach, assisting women and couples in crisis and feeling stuck at a crossroads in their marriage. With over 10,000 client sessions under her belt, she firmly believes that relationships are precious gifts that offer both the opportunity and potential for growth.
Sandra knows that healing is possible for couples and individuals emerging from crisis. In addition to being deeply knowledgeable and passionate about her work with relationships, Sandra's skill lies in balancing honesty and directness with care and compassion.
You can connect with Sandra at www.sdhcounselling.co.uk
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Rianna Price is a vibrant 30-year-old who's been rocking the education scene for the past decade!
From juggling different roles to now spreading motivation and knowledge as a lively lecturer at Arden University, her journey has been anything but boring. The challenges? They were just stepping stones to making her the dynamic speaker she is today. She's had a blast traveling and connecting with over half a million individuals speaking about everything from mental health to academics.
You can connect with Rianna on Instagram at: @theriannaprice and @itsthebridge_.
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Natalie Dinning is a mum to two amazing boys and the owner of Lesley’s Sauces - named after her mum - a Caribbean sauce company.
Lesley’s Sauces started out as a family business, originally set up by Natalie’s dad who owned a street food stall at the Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium called The Jerk Kitchen. Her dad wanted to see their Jamaican culture better represented in the local area and at Arsenal football games. It was a big success and had queues all the way down the road. It was a really great hub for the community because they cooked amazing food with passion and love.
Natalie’s mum created their infamous Jerk BBQ Sauce that was used on their stall, alongside her dad’s generations' old family recipes in Jamaica. They were always asked by customers to buy their sauces. Eventually, with her mum's permission, Natalie, along with her dad and brother launched Lesley's Sauces, adapting their family recipes from Jamaica.
Lesley’s Sauces range from mild to hot, adding that touch of flavour to every meal and for every occasion. Natalie says “the flavours are from the hills of Jamaica from our family to yours”.
You can connect with Natalie at: Lesley's Sauces and Instagram.
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Lolita Sanders began her career working in the corporate world of Central London. After some drastic personal changes, she decided to create her own restorative hair care product range. This is how Umthi Beauty was born. Umthi won numerous awards in its first year of trading including best product of 2021/22 with Marie Clare. Umthi products are natural, organic, cruelty free with recyclable packaging.
You can connect with Lolita at: Umthi, Facebook and Instagram.
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Tameka Koranteng understands the importance of resilience in the face of adversity. She believes in the power of overcoming challenges and using them as stepping stones toward personal growth and success. With a visionary approach, Tameka is reshaping the landscape of insurance, bridging the gap between people and coverage through innovative strategies and unwavering dedication. Defying stereotypes and expectations as a young, driven black female, she breaks barriers and sets new standards of excellence. Her pioneering spirit and commitment to change are closing the knowledge gap, one conversation at a time.Tameka’s journey is a testament to her unwavering determination and ability to thrive in the face of obstacles, inspired by her deep faith in God, which is the core of her being. She holds a passion for financial freedom and on her relentless pursuit of personal growth, she embodies a growth mindset, constantly seeking to improve herself and inspire others along the way.
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