With over 25 years of experience, LaKeisha Woods, MSW, has dedicated her career to social services, focusing on strengthening families and advocating for those navigating complex systems. She holds a Master of Social Work degree and has served in roles such as care coordinator, re-entry specialist, and life coach, with extensive experience in the mental health and substance use fields. Her work is informed by her own lived experience, enhancing her understanding and empathy for the individuals and families she supports.

As a certified offender workforce development specialist and case manager, LaKeisha is committed to reducing barriers for justice-involved individuals, helping them access resources, develop employability skills, and create brighter futures. Her advocacy extends to racial equity within the juvenile and criminal justice systems, where she collaborates on initiatives to dismantle systemic injustices and promote meaningful change.

LaKeisha Woods embodies the spirit of social work, fostering positive change, supporting marginalized populations, and empowering others to thrive. Her lifelong commitment to advocacy and community resilience continues to uplift and inspire those around her.

Camron Brown is a graduate of the University of Kentucky and a highly skilled sales professional with a passion for driving results and finding innovative solutions to complex problems.  Camron is also a motivational speaker who believes in the power of positive thinking. He is dedicated to helping others overcome challenges and achieve their goals, whether through his work as a sales professional, entrepreneur consultant, or motivational speaker. Camron Brown is committed to making a positive impact on those around him.

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Sherry Harris is a dynamic professional whose career bridges engineering, community development, and education. A Purdue University graduate with a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, she honed her problem-solving and technical skills before transitioning into workforce development and human resources, where she empowered individuals and fostered inclusive workplaces. In addition to her engineering and HR expertise, Sherry is an accomplished filmmaker with a passion for African American history. She founded Big Afro Productions, a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating and uplifting youth through historical films that celebrate African American heritage. Her multifaceted work inspires younger generations to embrace their cultural history and strive for greatness, leaving a lasting impact on the lives she touches.