Karena Calhoun is a wife, a mother, and a Life and Business Strategist. Her passion lies in working with and serving online service-based introverts, helping them to grow their businesses and achieve financial freedom in a manner that resonates with their unique personalities.

Her dedication stems from personal experience. Leaving her full-time corporate job in 2019, Karena initially faced challenges, earning nothing in the first six months. However, by 2021, she not only met but exceeded her financial goals for her family.

Throughout this journey, Karena collaborated with various coaches, which led to an important realization: something crucial was missing in the current coaching landscape. Simultaneously, she felt an undeniable pull towards shifting her focus from solely Life Coaching to offering business strategies tailored for introverts. Although this was not a path she had initially envisioned for herself, she recognized it as her true purpose.

Aware of the overwhelming noise in the online world, Karena is eager to share her simple yet potent strategy for consistently acquiring more clients online. This approach is designed to allow individuals to remain true to their authentic, introverted selves.

Karena offers straightforward, impactful training with no superfluous content, ensuring that participants can quickly see tangible results. She looks forward to welcoming you into this transformative experience.

You can connect with Karena at www.gobegreatcoaching.com.

Inyang Telfair was born and raised in Detroit, MI. She married her high school sweetheart, Marcus, in July of 2003, and from their union came three children, Olyvia, Leviticus, and Hope. Inyang and her family moved to Lexington, KY, in the winter of 2013, where she and her family currently reside. Inyang enjoys serving in ministry, reading, traveling, dancing, watching movies, and having game nights with loved ones.

Inyang obtained her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree and her Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Global Communications degree from Murray State University.

She is the co-owner and co-founder with her husband Marcus, of M.I.Sugar, an Airbnb property management, housekeeping service, and commercial cleaning company serving Lexington, KY, and surrounding areas.

Inyang wrote and published her first book, White Girl, Black Soul. She believes to write is to be free. Writing the novel gave biIrth to M.I.N.D Your Soul (M.Y.S), of which she is the founder and owner. M.Y.S.’s purpose is to encourage others to move, improve, nourish, and deny.

Inyang’s goal is to journey with as many people as possible growing in understanding what it means and what it takes to mind their soul. She believes being a seed planter is the epitome of the M.Y.S journey.

Please follow, like and subscribe to Inyang on TikTok @mind.your.soul and other social media platforms found on her website https://www.mindyoursoul.me/.

Dr Michael Hubbard is a resident of the historic Bowling Green District of Caroline County and is a proven senior managerial and strategic leader in military, educational, and corporate settings. Michael has a deep appreciation for his community and Caroline County and is on a mission to ensure that every public school student in the county receives a quality education and has the opportunity to achieve their goals. His fresh perspectives will help strengthen the bond between the public school administration and the Bowling Green District.

Michael is a candidate for the Caroline County School Board representing the Bowling Green District.  You can learn more about Dr. Hubbard's vision and campaign on his website and his Facebook page.

Lydell Fortune was born and raised in Caroline County and is a graduate of Caroline High School. He is a graduate of Virginia Tech with a degree in political science and he earned a Juris

Lydell's professional career as a human resources professional included supporting educational opportunities for students at K-12 and post-secondary institutions. He previously served on the

Lydell is a board member of C.E.R.V.E. and is currently Worshipful Master of Welcome Lodge #125, Prince Hall Affiliated. 

Lydell is the father of a 19-year-old daughter who attends Hampton University and a 12-year-old son. Lydell is a member of Oxford Mt. Zion Baptist Church. 

Lydell is a candidate for the Caroline County School Board representing the Mattaponi District.  You can learn more about his campaign on his Facebook page.

Dr. JoWanda Rollins-Fells began her public service work in k-12 public education as a highly credentialed teacher and leader teaching 3rd and 4th graders for 15 years. She also served as the Collaboration Instructional Specialist and was the first teacher in Caroline County to earn the honorable distinction of being a National Board Certified Teacher.

During JoWanda's tenure in Caroline County, she served on several district and statewide committees focused on standardized testing, performance evaluations, content review, policy advocacy, students with exceptionalities, and schools in rural environments.

JoWanda has served two terms as a Caroline County School Board representative for the Reedy Church District and has served in the capacity of Vice Chair and Chair. In 2020, JoWanda was also elected to serve as the Eastern Region Chair representing 15 school boards in Virginia in addition to Caroline County. In 2022, she was elected as a representative for the entire state with the Virginia School Board Association.

JoWanda's passion for public education, knowledge, and professionalism established a positive reputation that helped charter the uncertain times of COVID-19 under her leadership. Under her leadership, the Caroline County School Board has been recognized as a Master Board of Distinction and she has been recognized as the School Board Representative of the Year for the State of Virginia.

JoWanda is running for her third term as the Reedy Church School Board representative. To learn more about Dr. JoWanda Rollins-Fells visit her Facebook page.

Anthony Lippa, III, is a lifelong resident of Caroline County and a graduate of Caroline High School's class of 2010. Anthony began his public service career in 2011 as a dispatcher with the Sheriff’s Office. He graduated from RRCJA and became a patrol deputy in 2012. Since then he has been promoted to his current role as Sergeant. In his career, Anthony has dealt with each county's court and has years of experience with the Code of Virginia. Anthony is running for Clerk of Court for Caroline County. Lippa says that his organizational skills, proven leadership, and technological ability will advance the circuit court for our future.

You can learn more about Anthony by visiting his Facebook page.

Allison is running to represent the Western Caroline District as their School Board Member. You can learn more about Allison on her Facebook page.

Floyd Thomas was born in White Plains, NY, and educated in the public school system.  Mr. Thomas has deep roots in Caroline County having spent every summer of his childhood there at the home of his grandmother. He attended Howard University on an academic scholarship and majored in Architecture.  He worked for several computer-aided design firms as that industry developed. Later, as a software sales representative, Floyd was employed by industry leaders - PeopleSoft, Oracle, and Adobe. 

Floyd is currently serving as Chairman of the Board of Supervisors representing the Mattaponi District.  He is also a charter member of the Broadband committee, which received State grants for internet expansion in 2021 and 2023 eventually giving everyone high-speed internet access.  Floyd worked to get the Carmel Church Fire Station located, approved, and built. His main area of focus has been to recruit new businesses to the area, which aligns with his theme, “Economic Development keeps our taxes low and creates job opportunities.”

Mr. Thomas is currently running for another term to represent the Mattaponi District as a member of the Board of Supervisors. You can learn more about Mr. Thomas on his Facebook page.

Cary Bowen has dedicated his entire career to the practice of criminal law, primarily defending individuals accused or convicted of crimes. With over 45 years of criminal defense work under his belt, he is passionate about the practice of law and the criminal justice system. He firmly believes in the judicial process and is committed to preserving justice and maintaining the integrity of our criminal justice system. As a prosecutor, Cary says he will strive to uphold the principles of fairness, impartiality, and justice.

Moreover, as a long-term resident of Caroline County, he cares deeply about the county and its citizens. Cary is running for Caroline County's Commonwealth Attorney.

Tonya Edwards is a full-time court professional, veteran's wife, and mother. Tonya is originally from Spotsylvania County, Virginia. She obtained her undergraduate degrees in psychology and political science from the University of Mary Washington. Upon graduating college, Tonya worked in the Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court for five years before going to law school. She then obtained a law degree from the University of the District of Columbia. After passing the bar, she spent a year as a law clerk in Hanover Circuit Court.

After completing her clerkship, Tonya started working in the Hanover Circuit Court Clerk's Office as a Deputy Clerk III and was subsequently promoted to Legal Affairs Manager. Between employment and time in law school, Tonya has over 15 years of court and legal experience.

In Tonya's spare time, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, going to Kings Dominion, and riding with her husband on their motorcycle.

Tonya is currently a candidate for Caroline County's Clerk of Court. Learn more about Tonya on her Facebook page.