Future Black Leaders Inc

Hello all, at the end of Black History Month I was honored for the opportunity to not only attended the Black Leadership Summit for Future Black Leaders Inc (FBL) but also be inducted into the Angela Davis class of College Ambassadors for FBL. This event featured many immersive workshops and networking opportunities. Along with a panel with established professionals like Erica Buchanan-Rivera, Ph.D., Geordan Coleman and John Taylor who shared respectable insights into their professional and personal experience. The opportunity to network with like minded individuals from many different demographics across the Midwest was a one of a kind experience. As of now I am already positively developing socially and professionally from the summit. Once again thank you FBL family I can’t wait to start working on some future initiatives that can impact others!

What started as a vision in 2019 has grown into something greater than I ever imagined. To end off Black History Month Future Black Leaders Inc hosted our 7th Annual Black Leadership Summit at the The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art bringing together Black student leaders from across the country. Originally, our goal was to connect and support high school Black Student Unions—or help schools create one. Now, seven years later, we’re working with college students to strengthen their networks, foster leadership, and keep their BSUs engaged. I’m beyond grateful to see the impact of this mission continue to grow. Thank you Mia Morales & Shania Byers and to everyone who made this event possible. We’re just getting warmed up!

I had the opportunity to attend the 7th annual Black Leadership Summit at the Eiteljorg Museum on February 28th, ending Black History Month on a high note! The event featured inspiring keynote speakers, and I thoroughly enjoyed listening to their insights. I am also thrilled to announce that I was inducted into the Angela Davis Class of Future Black Leaders Inc. I am excited to collaborate with my fellow college ambassadors and C-Suite members to ensure our mission is upheld. Additionally, I am proud to be a part of the marketing committee, where we develop and implement engaging campaigns for our website and social media to connect with students across various campuses. I look forward to contributing to this incredible organization. Let's continue to radiate excellence, promote racial equity, and empower Black leaders!

This past weekend, I had the privilege of attending the premiere of Afrofuturism in Costume Design at the Madam Walker Legacy Center a collaboration with The Children's Museum of Indianapolis on behalf of Future Black Leaders Inc. This exhibit highlights the visionary work of Ruth E. Carter, whose iconic designs have shaped films like Black Panther, Malcolm X, School Daze, Baby Boy, Roots, Coming 2 America, Selma, Do the Right Thing and more. Seeing her artistry up close and hearing about her creative process was truly inspiring. It was also incredible to hear from Kristian L. President of the Madam Walker Legacy Center, and Jennifer Pace Robinson, MS President & CEO of The Children's Museum. Their passion for preserving and uplifting Black culture through storytelling and design made the event even more powerful. The exhibit, which will be open at The Children's Museum from March 22 through September with over 60 Different costumes and designs. This Exhibit is a must-see for anyone interested in the intersection of fashion, history, and Afrofuturism. It was also a great opportunity to connect with so many brilliant minds, including Shania Byers and engage in conversations about storytelling through design. A huge thank you to Karen Yakovac & Angelina Moore and everyone who made this event possible. Looking forward to more moments that celebrate Black creativity, culture, and legacy!

I am truly grateful for the opportunity to attend the 7th Annual Black Leadership Summit at the Eiteljorg Museum on February 28th. Many thanks to Future Black Leaders Inc. for organizing such a meaningful event, filled with insightful keynote speakers, valuable networking opportunities, and impactful discussions on leadership. I am especially honored to have been inducted into the Angela Davis Class of Future Black Leaders Inc as a College Ambassador. I look forward to working with the Marketing Committee and collaborating with a dedicated team to develop amazing flyers for meaningful and amazing events. A sincere thank you to the esteemed keynote speakers— Geordan Coleman, John Taylor Tearra Dotson, Erica Buchanan-Rivera, Ph.D. and Shayna Sawyers —for sharing your knowledge and experiences. Your insights have provided invaluable tools for leadership growth and development. Additionally, I extend my appreciation to Chase Iseghohi, Shania Byers, Mia Morales, and all those who contributed to the success of this event. I am eager to continue learning, growing, and making an impact alongside such an inspiring community of leaders!

Last month, I had the incredible opportunity to attend the 7th Annual Black Leadership Summit organized by Future Black Leaders Inc.! As a newly inaugurated College Ambassador, I had the chance to engage with inspiring Black professionals, fellow student leaders, and other ambassadors passionate about driving change in our communities. The experience was truly empowering — a reminder of the strength in unity, the power of representation, and the impact of intentional leadership. I’m excited to continue this journey with Future Black Leaders Inc. and help build spaces where Black excellence thrives! ?????? #FutureBlackLeaders #BlackLeadershipSummit #CollegeAmbassador #BlackExcellence #Leadership #CommunityEmpowerment #StudentLeader

As the Chief Operating Officer and co-founder of Future Black Leaders Inc along with brilliant Co-CEOs Mia Morales and Chase Iseghohi. I’m thrilled to reflect on the incredible experience we had at this year’s Black Leadership Summit. The energy, passion, and drive from all our attendees and participants were truly inspiring. One of the most memorable moments was inducting our Angela Davis Class of College Ambassadors! These bright, ambitious students are the future of leadership, and I couldn’t be more excited to watch them thrive in their respective fields. A huge thank you to the The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art for hosting us and providing such a beautiful space for this event. Your support means the world. We were also incredibly fortunate to connect with esteemed organizations like The Children's Museum of Indianapolis, Eskenazi Health, Bank of America, Mu Beta Lambda Business Fraternity Inc. and HOPS Heart Of Charity Non Profit Organization among many others. The partnerships and collaborations forged here are just the beginning of something even greater for our community. It was an honor to bring so many brilliant minds together, celebrate Black excellence, and continue advancing leadership in all sectors. This event will be one for the books, and we’re just getting started! ??

I am incredibly grateful to have attended the 7th Annual Black Leadership Summit at the Eiteljorg Museum on Friday, February 28th. The event, hosted by Future Black Leaders Inc., was truly inspiring, filled with valuable keynote speakers, impactful networking opportunities, and so much more. I am also proud to announce that I am the new co-president of the Future Black Leaders Black Roundtable at Indiana University. This role further fuels my passion for the leadership principles shared at the summit. The keynote speakers were exceptionally insightful, and I feel truly blessed to have heard from them. My sincere thanks to Geordan Coleman, John Taylor, Tearra Dotson, Erica Buchanan-Rivera, Ph.D., and Shayna Sawyers for sharing their experiences and providing us with invaluable tools and abilities to not only become better leaders but also to never “throw in the towel”and be resilient.

Ruth E. Carter: Afrofuturism in Costume Design is now officially open!!! Through her deep understanding of character, combined with her nuanced use of color and texture, Carter has helped style the Afrofuturism movement for over 40 years. Come experience what she’s created. Get your tickets today: https://bit.ly/3D9MPsF

I’m honored to share that I have been inducted as a College Ambassador and Social Programming Chair for the Indiana University Bloomington Chapter of Future Black Leaders Inc.! ?? On February 28th, I had the incredible opportunity to attend the Black Leadership Summit at the Eiteljorg Museum. There, I connected with fellow students and professionals through thought-provoking workshops and inspiring keynote sessions. Hearing from speakers?Geordan Coleman, John Taylor,?Shayna Sawyers, Erica Buchanan-Rivera, Ph.D., and?Tearra Dotson?renewed my self-esteem and motivation in my journey. Through the induction ceremony, I officially joined the Angel Davis Class and had the privilege of becoming part of the Initiatives Team. This moment reaffirmed my commitment to leadership, advocacy, and fostering spaces for Black excellence on campus. A huge thank you to Shania Byers, Chase Iseghohi, and Mia Morales for their unwavering support and inspiration. I also deeply appreciate the entire C-Suite and Onboarding team for making this event and opportunity possible. Looking forward to all that’s to come in this new role! Let’s keep building, growing, and uplifting each other. ?