Portraits of Atlanta

It’s more important to understand someone than to judge them. We think the first step to understanding someone is asking them the fundamental questions about who they are and how they became the person they are today. Understanding and empathy are essential building blocks for a better, more compassionate world. We’re incredibly fortunate to be able to ask these questions each week through our interview series. Below you’ll find inspiring interviews from in and around Atlanta.

Anthony Rodriguez

Well, my story began as a young kid in church. Influenced by church music, I took interest in playing drums. Eventually jumped to piano and just continued my learning experience moving forward. With learning the piano, I started to make musical arrangements and recording them to cassette tapes. This really benefited me into producing music whilst playing piano for bands. Read more>>

Jeanette Robinson Mcwilliams

My career has been anything but linear, but when I look back, I realize there’s been a very clear through line: storytelling, creativity, and connecting people and ideas. I spent more than a decade in New York working in luxury fashion marketing and communications, where I learned how powerful a story can be when you bring together brand, culture, and community. Read more>>

Jordan Nichols

My journey started with a curiosity for technology and entrepreneurship. I began teaching myself web development around 2006 after being introduced to it on MySpace. From there, I eventually got into blogging, which led to the launch of Entrepreneurs of Color Magazine in 2013. Since then, I’ve published over 30 editions in both digital and print. Read more>>

Barrett Dungy

I’m an American film distributor and executive producer who has been one of the first pioneers for Black voices in the entertainment industry, long before the explosive growth of the Atlanta film market. Read more>>

Alexia Lucas

My journey started with my love for fashion. Ever since I was little, I’ve known that I wanted to do something within the fashion industry, which eventually led me to pursue a degree in Fashion Merchandising at Georgia Southern University. During my junior year of college, I was introduced to content creation, college ambassador programs, and creator communities. Read more>>

Terrisa Flowers

I am originally from Gary, IN. I’ve always taken an interest in fashion and costumes. I began drawing at the age of 12 and later took on sewing at the age of 14. I went on to study fashion design at the Illinois Institute of Art- Chicago and earned my BFA in Fashion Design. Read more>>

Joshua Read

this is the short version I was born and raised in Cornwall, England, and started washing dishes at fourteen. From there I worked my way through the kitchen and into front-of-house. At eighteen I left home for London, where I became general manager of an award-winning cocktail bar in southwest London, and went on to open several other concepts from there. Read more>>

Elizabeth Buergler

Back when I was in third grade my family was about to take a cross country road trip. My grandfather, who was traveling with us, is a hobby photographer so he took me to the drug store and bought me my very first camera and a few rolls of film. He told me to take photos that told the story of our summer. Read more>>

Sev7en Taylor

I’m a trained actor— I was taught under Martha Edith Jackson— After high school and modeling for some local photographers. I was signed to a modeling agency and my work truly begin from there. I became a published author, music artist and entrepreneur. I’m now living in New York City. Read more>>

Mario McDowell

So hairstyling kinda came natural, i would do my sister and friends hair but never thought about making a living doing it. Until I finally got tired of corporate work and was encouraged by my spouse to take a shot at working in a salon so filled with nerves I gave it a shot. Read more>>

Konesha Moore

K. Moore Events was officially launched in May 2025, but the journey really started long before that. As the wife of a DJ, I often accompanied my husband, who goes by the name J-Moe the One Man Band, to events and would help out where I could. Being around weddings, parties, and special celebrations gave me a front-row seat to the event industry. Read more>>

Ossiereen ‘Ms Ojay’ Jones

My journey with books began in 1994 after the birth of my daughter, when I used my income tax refund to create personalized inspirational and educational children’s books. That’s when I caught what I call the “book bug,” which eventually led me to open Rejoice Christian Books & Gift Shop in 2021. Since my first VoyageATL interview, the journey has continued to grow. Read more>>

Chardonnae Vaughn

Born and raised in Chicago, by way of Houston, TX. I grew up naturally interested and inclined in art, fashion, and music. I used to avidly watch America’s Next Top Model as a child, and that inspired to me to seek out a career in modeling. My family owned loads of CDs in a large cardboard box, ranging between R&B, Hip-Hop/Rap, Soul, and Stepping soundtracks. Read more>>

Carlos Stephenson

I was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, and creativity has always been a part of who I am. Music initially led me to Alabama A&M University on a full scholarship, where I played trombone in the marching band. While in college, I explored graphic design and eventually developed a real love for photography. Read more>>

Oni Symone

My journey as a visual storyteller began at Spelman College, where I earned dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in Documentary Filmmaking and English alongside a minor in Photography before advancing my studies in the Master of Arts in African American Studies program at Clark Atlanta University. Read more>>

Sunanda Dhar

My journey into the public eye began in 2018, when I competed in a state pageant. The following year, I was crowned Mrs. Congeniality India USA at the National level, a title that marked the start of a career built on connection, authenticity, and community. Shortly after, I launched a content creation career on TikTok, quickly building a loyal following. Read more>>

Camille Brockett-Walker

Can you briefly walk us through your story – how you started and how you got to where you are today? Honestly, nursing wasn’t the plan. I’m a first-generation American from a Caribbean family, and in a lot of Caribbean households, you’ll find nurses or teachers, but growing up, that wasn’t necessarily what I imagined for myself. Read more>>

Angel Lavon

My journey into special effects makeup started in 2012 when I went to Las Vegas for Halloween and created a zombie Nicki Minaj look. I loved the transformation process and became fascinated by how makeup could completely change someone into a character. That experience sparked an interest in SFX that I continued exploring over the years. Read more>>

Dazuqnick Castro

M.C.THELABEL was born from one of the most difficult and transformative seasons of my life, the loss of my mother. Losing her changed me in ways I’m still able to recognize today, and in the midst of grief, I found myself searching for a way to turn that pain into something meaningful. Creating became a form of healing for me. Read more>>

Maddi Rosalen

I’ve always enjoyed thrifting. I know it’s cliché to say “I did this before it was cool” but I really did! I’ve been combing thrift stores since before I could even drive myself to one. I remember going to goodwills with my mom during the day when I was a kid and just thinking “wow, this entire place is like a treasure hunt”. Read more>>

Chioma Abakporo

My story really begins long before I ever thought of myself as an entrepreneur or full-time content creator. I’m originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and I’m also a proud Nigerian-American woman from the Igbo tribe. Growing up between those identities shaped so much of who I am today. Read more>>

Kira King

I was born in Atlanta but moved to Savannah a few months before I turned one, so I still claim to be a native Savannahian despite my birthplace. I grew up in a large Catholic family of Irish heritage. Sunday dinners with extended family were commonplace, and my best friends were my cousins. Read more>>

JD Earby

As long as I can remember, I’ve had a love for art and creativity. It wasn’t until college that I began to realize how much more I could do creatively—not just as an artist, but as a creative director and producer. Even then, I didn’t fully understand the world I was stepping into. Read more>>

Darlyncia Nobrun

My journey really began with dance, although I didn’t know at the time that it would eventually shape so much of what I do today. As a freshman in high school, I wanted to participate in our annual International Day showcase, but there wasn’t a Caribbean dance group. So I decided to start one. Read more>>

LegaCy

Well my name is Carleone but I go by Legacy. I grew up in Marietta, Georgia. My mom used to want to sing professionally & I have uncles / cousins who make beats. I used to watch them produce often but I didn’t pick it up myself until much later in life. Growing up I liked to read and I loved writing stories in school. Read more>>

Chidi

I have always been drawn to work that creates conversation, care, creativity, and transformation. My journey has not been a straight line, but every part of it has shaped the way I show up today as Chidi, the host and creative voice of Obee’s Box. My background is in public health. Read more>>

Londrelle

Londrelle is a poet, recording artist, author, meditation teacher, and entrepreneur whose work exists at the intersection of music, mindfulness, and human transformation. Through immersive soundscapes, spoken-word poetry, and reflective storytelling, he has created a body of work that invites listeners to slow down, reconnect with themselves, and experience life with greater intention. Read more>>

Chuck Acid

I started taking music seriously after a near death experience. It helped me realize that if I died at that time, there would be nothing I could say I left behind or contributed to this life. I wasn’t okay with that feeling. My music is my receipt/ proof that I was here. I put out my first ep in 2017 and the rest is history. Read more>>

tamera hollis

My journey started in 2017 when I developed a passion for the beauty industry and began doing lashes. What started as something I enjoyed quickly grew into my own brand, The Fly Look. Over the years, I’ve worked hard to build a loyal clientele, strengthen my skills, and create an experience that makes every client feel confident and beautiful. Read more>>

Anyah Sanford

I started singing at a young age, sharing covers and performances on YouTube and singing at small family and community festivities. My dad played a big role in introducing me to different sounds and genres, which helped me develop a love for music and explore my own voice. Read more>>

Cairo Young-Abdullah

I’m Cairo Snow, a 13-year-old recording artist and song writer from Toronto. Music started as something I genuinely loved doing, but over time it became a way for me to express myself, tell stories and figure out what kind of artist I wanted to be. I’ve been doing music for 8 years. A big part of my journey has been learning by actually doing it. Read more>>

Gisele Gofman

My story has never followed a perfectly straight line, but looking back, I can see a very clear thread connecting every chapter: people, business, education, and the desire to create opportunities and meaningful connections. I started working when I was 17 years old in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Read more>>

Guslene Bubak

My journey into the beauty industry began more than 15 years ago as a licensed cosmetologist. I have always loved helping people feel confident, but as my career progressed, I realized that many clients were dealing with concerns that went far beyond styling. They were experiencing hair loss, inflammation, chronic scalp conditions, and other issues that traditional salon services were not designed to address. Read more>>

Amaya (Jaree) Hardin

I think I became Jaree before I ever really knew what being an artist meant. Music was always the place where I could be the most honest, even when I didn’t fully understand what I was feeling yet. I never wanted to just make songs. I wanted to create a world people could step into. Read more>>

Kamil Jones

My Story I was born in Austell and raised in the country town of Douglasville, Georgia. Music has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. My dad was a DJ, so I grew up around music, equipment, records, and the energy that comes with bringing people together through sound. I started writing lyrics and recording myself around 12 years old. Read more>>

Victoria Martinez

I’m originally from Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela, and I moved to the United States in 2014 as an international student. I attended college and played soccer, but after an injury and financial challenges changed that path, I had to redefine what I wanted for my future. I have always been creative and passionate about bringing people and ideas together. Read more>>

Jonathan Tyes, MD

My story has been anything but a straight line. I’m the oldest of ten siblings and a first-generation college graduate, so growing up, I didn’t have a roadmap for a lot of the things I wanted to accomplish. I just knew pretty early that I wanted more for myself, my family, and eventually my community. Read more>>

Za’Kiesha Blanks

I fell in love with the medical field when I was a little girl. When I was able to go to work with my aunt on take your child to work day. She was a medical assistant working at a health department clinic. I later fell in love with birth after becoming a teen mother. Read more>>

ASIA HOLLAWAY

My journey started back in 2020, after my family and I moved from Michigan to Georgia. Even then, I knew I wanted to be a star. I loved entertaining, being in front of the camera, and finding ways to express myself creatively. At the time, I thought everybody had a YouTube channel, so of course I begged my mom to let me start one too! Read more>>

Kastasya Jackson

I’ve been an established creator since I was 5 years old. I have creatives in my family and people who are good with their hands and the apple did not fall far from the tree. I have an uncle who is very skilled in graphite and charcoal and his drawings were pinned up in my grandmother’s room for years. Read more>>

Kelsey Nicole

I moved to Atlanta about five years ago to study Sociology at Georgia State University. I’m originally from Columbia, South Carolina, and I’m a Southern girl through and through. I think so much of who I am as a person and creator comes from those roots. I’ve always been extremely extroverted, outspoken and bubbly. Read more>>

Joshua Newton

My creative journey really started with friends, making music in the basement of a house that wasn’t mine in college. I was attending Atlanta Institute of Music & Media while my closest friends attended Georgia Gwinnett College, Clayton State, University of Virginia and Brewton Parker . The same guys I’ve known since 6/7 years old. Kitboys. Read more>>

Spence Browne

I have been writing lyrics since I was nine years old, and the love only grew from there. I remember performing on the playground in elementary school. In high school I was in jazz band, and I would freestyle while my bandmates improvised on their instruments. In college I made my fair share of money competing in talent shows. Read more>>

Nicole Holloway

Honestly, Petillier came out of a season of my life when I realized I had spent a lot of years simply doing what I needed to do to keep moving forward. I’ve been working since I was 16. For most of my adult life, there was always something that needed to be handled—a job, a bill, a responsibility, something or someone that needed my attention. Read more>>

Sarah Prewitt

In January 2022, I dyed my hair for the very last time. I had recently turned 40, was at the peak of my career in financial services, and decided to go cold turkey on something I had done for more than 25 years: covering my gray. What started as a few appointments a year had slowly become every 10 days. Read more>>

Rachel Demmons

Around the pandemic in 2020, I was inspired by a YouTuber by the name of Freddy My Love to get into content creation. At the time, I had just been pulled out of school to take classes online because of the pandemic & wanted to create an online world where people could look at my content & escape Read more>>

Nikki Ronan

When I first entered college, I thought I wanted to work in the church with youth. Unfortunately, five years later, I was leaving seminary with half a Master’s in theology and more questions than answers about faith and religion. I was embarrassed, and I felt lost. Thankfully, my time in ministry did endow me with a few transferable skills. Read more>>

Daniel Lozano

I started in photography when I was a kid. My mother wanted to be a photojournalist, but didn’t to start a family. She got me my first camera when I was 6 years old. It was a Kodak Hawkeye Pocket Instamatic 110 Film Camera. She taught me how to hold it, look through the viewfinder, and set up the shot. I continued photography in college. Read more>>

MICHAEL MOON

I’ve been an artist for most of my life. I graduated from Ringling College of Art and Design with a BFA in Fine Art in 1996, but my path from being an artist to building Michael Moon Studio was not something I had planned from the beginning. I started Michael Moon Studio in the Atlanta area around 2016. Read more>>

Darius Williams

My LoveCost story started in 2021, when I first began making clothes from home with nothing more than a Circuit machine and a dream. I was passionate about creating, and what started as a small idea slowly became something I truly believed could become a business. Read more>>

Maurisia Stansil

I’ll start my story at the point of my spiritual awakening back in 2015. I was living in Anchorage, Alaska at the time, married with two children and only 26 years old. I worked as clinical associate for a local community mental health practice serving youth with behavioral challenges. Read more>>

Kashanti Jones

I started my journey at the University of Georgia, where I earned degrees in Psychology and American Sign Language. During my time at UGA, I became especially interested in industrial-organizational psychology and had my sights set on becoming an I-O psychologist or consultant. Since graduating in spring 2025, my path has shifted in ways I didn’t necessarily expect. Read more>>

Shelley Heistand

I’ve always been in the retail world, and I’ve always loved it. At one point in my career I was a buyer, and I think that’s where I really learned how much I loved finding things, putting different things together and creating an experience for the guest (customer). Read more>>

Chas Bonner

My story is kind of weird lol. Content became a thing for me when i first moved to LA to pursue music in 2021 after high school. I wasn’t super consistent and was only making skits at the time to try and make people laugh. Read more>>

Eliana Marianes

I started acting when I was in kindergarten, and I never really stopped. I always knew this is what I wanted to do professionally, and I’ve had so much good fortune in my life that has contributed to me living the dream. Read more>>

Jose “Jay T” Torres

My journey in music started in 2019 back home, where my brother and I began making music, performing locally, and recording at local studios. What started as a creative outlet quickly became something I wanted to pursue seriously. In the summer of 2021, my girlfriend—now my wife—moved to Atlanta, and I decided to follow her. Read more>>

Mekhi McCoy

I’ve always been a creative person. Growing up in Atlanta, I was drawn to movement, fashion, performance, and storytelling. My mom has always been my biggest mentor. She encouraged me to dream beyond the traditional path, take chances on myself, and trust that what is meant for me will not miss me. Read more>>

slim buddy

Slim & Buddy started from something simple: two people building a life together, supporting each other, raising a family, and figuring things out along the way. What makes our story special is that we have never pretended to have a perfect life. Read more>>

Ciara White-Sparks

My journey has always been rooted in storytelling, creativity, and connecting with people. I started my career in journalism, working as a local news reporter and later as an entertainment digital journalist, where I learned how to tell compelling stories, build relationships, and communicate with diverse audiences. Read more>>

Jamie Rodriguez

I think, in many ways, I was always doing this before I even knew it was a career. I was always the friend who planned the gatherings, brought people together, and then somehow kept everyone connected afterward. As I got older, what I lovingly call my “charming OCD” started to develop too. Read more>>

Julian Allard

Our band formed in 2023, when we were all juniors in high school. We formed with the intention of playing a single song, Paranoid Android by Radiohead, for a school talent show. When the opportunity for an extended set arose courtesy of our music teacher, we put together an hour-long set of covers for our debut performance. Read more>>

Linda Bentley

I’m a small town Georgia girl who grew up in the booming metropolis of Macon! LOL! My beginning was extremely humble growing up in a lower middle class family that consisted of my father being a roofer and my mother a nurse’s aid. We didn’t have a lot and I thought things could have been better. Read more>>

Jay Delbridge

So originally I played football until I was 13 and I had to have emergency brain surgery because had bacterial meningitis and the infection ate away most of my brain after high school I went job to job but my health always got in the way I would have headaches daily and Even had a seizure while driving so that halted a lot of things. Read more>>

Laporsha Ellis

Its actually really special to be answering this question for VoyageATL again because you first interviewed me back in 2019. At that time I was figuring out what it looked like to pursue both sides of myself: the science and healthcare side i had spent years building, and the creative side that had always been apart of me. Read more>>

Najaah Reid

Come on over and pull up a chair. I don’t have drinks, but I do have a story! I’m shamelessly born and raised in Brooklyn and unapologetically New York: Think Flatbush Ave, Empire Roller Skating Rink, Labor Day on the Parkway. Knicks in five. You get it. I’ve always been wildly ambitious and twice as audacious. Read more>>

Erin Borders

Someone once told me I never do anything by halves and looking back, I think that’s been true. My story has been one leap of faith after another. Read more>>

Ahki Taylor

My career really began during the early days of social media, when I started sharing my life and food as a blogger on Facebook. At the time, plant-based food wasn’t being presented online with the kind of beauty, creativity, and elevated visual storytelling that we see everywhere today. I saw an opportunity to change that. Read more>>

Sonia Tepas

Since I was a child, I’ve always chosen the artistic route as a form of expression. Whether it was through paint, music, dance, design, or simply play, creativity was always how I naturally connected with myself and the world around me. In high school, I found myself covering the backs of my worksheets with mandala-like patterns and repetitive designs. Read more>>

Julie Dominy

I got started by being thrust in front of a bucket of flowers and asked to make a handful of bridesmaids’ bouquets when helping out one weekend the wedding designer who was doing my wedding later that year. That was all she wrote for me, and I knew I had found my life’s purpose and passion. Read more>>

Dawson Jones

My path into Band Groupeez wasn’t a straight line, but looking back it makes total sense. Before this, I spent time in the music industry organizing events alongside independent promoters, and I also did freelance marketing work on the side. So I was always sitting at that intersection of live music and getting people in front of an audience. Read more>>

Candice Rose-Medley

RoseTreatment Room started in my living room. Before any of this, I worked alongside my sister ReeDawn, a master cosmetologist. I was her assistant, then her employee. She taught me how to do lashes, and watching her work was what pushed me to go to skin school. We had real plans, the kind where you’re building something together on purpose. Read more>>

Alexander Moreno

My journey has been anything but easy, but everything I’ve gone through has shaped the person I am today. I was born and raised in the Bronx, New York, and I’ve had to overcome a lot of challenges throughout my life. There were moments when I didn’t know what my future would look like, but I refused to let my past define me. Read more>>

Bryan Ferguson

I started Fergutron Fitness from a genuine passion for training, nutrition, bodybuilding, and understanding how the human body works. I’ve actually been training and coaching for over a decade. For most of that time, it was something I did because I genuinely enjoyed it, but eventually I realized that what had been a passion and hobby was what I wanted to turn into my career. Read more>>

PHER

I’m an Oakland-based singer, songwriter, educator and creative who has spent most of my life finding different ways to make a life through music. I grew up in the Bay Area and came up through the arts here before moving to New York to study jazz at The New School. New York became home for nearly 20 years, and that time really shaped me. Read more>>

Stan Cottrell

I grew up a skinny Kentucky farm boy who probably looked more suited for feeding chickens than running around the world. We had an outhouse, farm chores, hard times, strong family ties, and a mother whose faith helped shape the way I would eventually see life. I learned early that life could be difficult, but I also learned that difficult did not necessarily mean defeated. Read more>>

Cla$ Dollas

I am born and raised in Sacramento CA on the Southside also known as ‘southsac Iraq’. So growing up wasn’t easy I played basketball of course like most kids until I didn’t. I guess u could say I found myself caught up in my environment which lead to a jail stint. Read more>>

JaQuitta Robinson

My journey has been anything but traditional. I started in the beauty industry over 20 years ago, never imagining that what began as a passion would eventually become a thriving business and a purpose-driven career. Read more>>

301CAS

I have been writing songs since kindergarten; it’s always been something that came natural to me. As I got older, making music kind of came in waves. In high school I made my first Soundcloud and released 3 songs, but don’t try looking for it because I scrubbed it off the internet lol. Read more>>

Alta Thomas

Hi my name is Alta Thomas. My journey in early childhood education/ teaching began helping my mother in her classroom at the age of 14. I witnessed her passion for teaching that went behind the classroom. Read more>>

Janelle Bingham

Claudette and Janelle founded Camp RISE in 2021 with one shared vision: creating a safe, joyful, and truly inclusive summer experience for children with exceptionalities. As a speech‑language pathologist and an occupational therapist, they saw firsthand how few summer programs understood neurodiversity, communication needs, sensory differences, and behavior through a therapeutic lens. Read more>>

Vibehouse EST

What started as a young group of childhood friends became a story of talented musicians who put our heads together. A brotherhood formed over twenty years ago developed into a full music collective and label. We started out making music everywhere from the apartment complexes on the east side to basement build studios, to ending up in major studios around the metro Atlanta area. Read more>>

Payal Sud

I am the child of immigrant parents from India. I chose to become a social worker despite my culture and my parents’ wanting. In 2012, I started my own private practice for mental health. I help marginalized individuals, including Medicaid recipients. My business did well for itself. In 2025, I was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer. Read more>>

Kiran Ahluwalia

I started learning Indian music when I was five in India. When we moved to Toronto, Canada – my parents found (at that time) the one and only Indian music teacher in town and I continued learning after school. Read more>>

Destin Lewis

I’m a proud college dropout — proud enough that I actually had a custom shirt made to commemorate it. My path to entrepreneurship definitely wasn’t a straight line. Growing up, I worked job after job in just about every industry you can imagine. I worked at McDonald’s, Taco Bell and Zaxby’s. Read more>>

Marwah Ibrahim

Hi there! My name is Marwah, the owner of Marwah Gemstone! I am a jewelry designer who deeply adores creating gemstone jewelry. With that, I am a mother of two children, one girl and one boy, living with a lovely family. I greatly appreciate their contribution to this project and all that they have done for me. Read more>>

Rebecca King

From South Alabama to Atlanta: A Life of Community, Leadership, and Service My story begins in South Alabama, where I was raised with a strong sense of community, family, and the belief that if you see something that needs to be better, you should be willing to get involved and help make it happen. Read more>>

Queen Frost

I don’t know where to start lol. Well since our last interview when you posted my story as Fro$t back in 2022 – so much has changed! As I stated before I have been writing since I was a little girl. I always had a vivid imagination. Read more>>

Jasmine Cason

God has a way of bringing things around full circle. As a child, I always loved school and couldn’t wait to come home and teach my parents everything I had learned. By middle and high school, I found myself quietly critical of some of my teachers because I felt like there wasn’t enough actual teaching happening. Read more>>

Nicole René

My journey in fashion and beauty spans more than 25 years, and what started as a passion for style, creativity and producing fashion experiences eventually grew into something much bigger. Over the years, I’ve worked in fashion styling, beauty, retail, branding, public relations, event production and media, which gave me the opportunity to understand this industry from many different sides. Read more>>

Amanda Shannon

When I was a little girl, I could communicate with animals that had passed away, delivering messages from them to my family. That was the beginning of my story. Although I didn’t grow up actively communicating with angels or spirits, that connection was always within me. During the pandemic, like many people, I became deeply depressed and felt lost in my life. Read more>>

Alexis Orivri

I built Riv Buys Properties out of my family’s worst years. Real estate has been in our blood for three generations. My grandfather was a real estate developer in Lagos, Nigeria. He built things that could have changed everything for our family, and he passed away before he ever saw the fruits of his labor. Read more>>

Cindy Yiadom

Signet Nannies grew out of my own experience working as a babysitter and nanny. As I transitioned between positions, families would frequently ask me, “When you’re ready to leave, can you help us find someone just like you?” That question stayed with me and eventually became the seed for Signet Nannies. Through my experience, I came to understand the childcare relationship from both sides. Read more>>

Pete £ Lala Roldan

Our journey started in 2020. We were both lovers of health and wellness and decided to start our wellness brand together. Lala was already an entrepreneur coming into the relationship, she owned a natural soap business. Lala is also a seamstress and pole fitness instructor. Read more>>