ATL’s Most Inspiring Stories

The heart of our mission is to find the amazing souls that breathe life into our communities. In the recent weeks, we’ve had the privilege to connect with some incredible artists, creatives, entrepreneurs and rabble rousers and we can’t begin to express how impressed we are with the incredible group below. Check out our favorite stories from across the Voyage family.

Amy McCabe

Amy enjoys the outdoors, cooking, and watching football. She lives in the Johns Creek/Roswell area with her husband. Her son attends the University of Alabama (Roll Tide), and her daughter is in 11th grade at Centennial High School. They also have 2 Boykin Spaniels and two cats. Read more>>

Maiya Fuller-Howard

Besides that, I was over being burnt out and was longing for more balance in my life. My little family has shown me just how precious time is, and being more present for them and myself in this season of my and their lives was my main priority, above all else! My plan is to return to work when my children are older. Until then, I’m grateful for this chance to slow down and I’m embracing this chapter of motherhood and wifehood wholeheartedly! I thank my husband for supporting me during this period of transition for our family. Read more>>

Justin Waller

Before long, people started asking when they could actually drink our beer instead of just buying the ingredients. So, we took the next big step. In 2019, I left the classroom and Thomas closed up the homebrew store so we could open Schoolhouse Brewing in Marietta, Georgia—a place where education meets recess. The idea was simple: make great beer, share the process, and create a space that feels like community, not just a taproom. Read more>>

William Souder

And in late 2021, I decided to call it quits. I wanted what my father had: retirement to a small farm to raise my sons and ultimately my grandchildren. In a small town in Georgia, on a farm nestled between Interstate 75 and 85, we purchased our land. Very quickly, my father’s insights came into focus, and I was able to apply them to clear and develop our newly acquired property. Little did I know, retirement would elude me! Read more>>

Folake Atobasire

From an early age, I naturally took the lead when it came to organization and execution with attention to every little detail. Never brushing over anything even as insignificant as it might seem. Right from high school, I was always the entertainer and rallying point amongst my friends the one setting up surprise parties and dreaming up ideas for our milestone celebrations. These qualities never left me. Read more>>

Kathy Springer

 My Journey: From Insurance Rookie to Medicare Advocate I started in the insurance world on August 4, 1997, with zero knowledge about the industry—just a gut feeling during my interview that said, “This is what I’m meant to do.” I was hungry to learn. No one offered to train me, so I took it upon myself to soak in everything I could. Read more>>

Kelly West

How I got to Georgia: I was born and raised in Barrington IL, began selling make-up and skin care in high school. Then moved to Florida after graduating high school, then Hawaii where I met my ex, then Columbus GA because my partner was military and got stationed at Ft. Benning. Read more>>

Aamir Surani

My partner, Alfaz Samnani, and I have always been business-minded individuals. The idea for AS Digital actually started from a personal experience – my mom needed help growing her salon and didn’t know how to list it on Google. That moment sparked an idea. I reached out to Alfaz, and we decided to turn that small idea into a full-service marketing agency. Read more>>

Jessica Limon

Before I worked full-time as a photographer, I spent 8 years working in healthcare. I’ve always been drawn to connection; to the quiet, meaningful moments that tell a story. While working for Emory Healthcare, I began photographing new staff and creating a documentary-style photo series that celebrated our team. That small project changed everything. Read more>>

Mark Ward

I was living in Long Island, NY, 1996, my wife bought me a wooden pen for Christmas. I looked at it and said, ‘I could make that’. I started researching on where to buy the parts. I had a lot of the wood working equipment needed to make these so I went to work., I had a small shop area but made it work. Read more>>

Andrea Santacoloma

It all started in 2021, when I got married and realized how difficult it was to find a bilingual wedding officiant in the Gwinnett area. As someone who has been an entrepreneur for over 16 years, that experience sparked something in me. Read more>>

Joan McElroy

I guess my story started in 2013 when I was diagnosed with breast cancer. Read more>>

Naytika Ibrahim

How I became a Microshading Artist’ For me, becoming a microshading artist wasn’t something I planned — it started with a simple love for beauty and the desire to make my mornings easier. Like many women, I wanted natural-looking brows that didn’t require daily effort. After getting my own brows microshaded, I was amazed by how confident I felt. Read more>>

Justin Bucicchia

My name is Justin Bucicchia, and I am a 4th Dan Black Belt certified by Kukkiwon, the World Taekwondo Headquarters in South Korea. I began my Tae Kwon Do journey at the age of 9 under Master Sung Yong Kim at USA Tae Kwon Do Academy in Lawrenceville, Georgia. Read more>>

Stan Mullins

Creativity began in early life….over a lifetime, thankfully, I have enhanced and continued to develop all forms of creativity. The visual arts is my most visible results, however the sculptures, paintings, architecture and designs are only the tangible. The deeper more profound aspects of creativity are deeper and universal. I look forward to sharing and learning more… Read more>>

douglas hauptman

Beauty Bar Wellness & Med Spa has come a long way since its modest beginnings in Conyers more than a decade ago. The business first opened its doors in 2012 as Beauty Restoration Med Spa, with a specialized focus on oncology aesthetics—a niche that set it apart from the start. By 2017, the spa had outgrown its original concept and space. Read more>>

Alan Akins

My name is Alan Akins. I grew up East of Atlanta, in Covington Georgia, where I received loving support from my parents, my brother, and those around me. Along with schooling, as a kid, I was able to try many different extracurricular activities such as karate, band, piano, foreign language, and rock collecting. In school, it was the science classes that I found most interesting. Read more>>

Josh Wayne

My journey into health began long before I ever considered it a career. I grew up here in Atlanta and started experiencing IBS symptoms in middle school, around 2006. While other kids were going to football games and school events, I was dealing with stomach pain, bloating, and constant anxiety about finding a bathroom. Read more>>

Constanza Sweeney

When I first arrived in the United States, I didn’t know how to drive, I didn’t speak English, and I didn’t have a single family member here. I came from Colombia with a heart full of dreams, faith, and the desire to serve. Read more>>

Sarah Yerger

Sarah Yerger Interiors Ive been a full time Interior Designer for over a decade and focus on mostly luxury residential remodels and new construction. My business went through the roof during the pandemic and hasn’t slowed down. I’m so so fortunate to work with a team of contractors who I trust immensely and also call my friends. Read more>>

Reilly Dornellas

I started doing lashes when I was seventeen in my mom’s basement. It was shortly after my dad passed away, and what began as a distraction quickly turned into something I was passionate about. I started with a massage table from Amazon and a few clients, and it grew fast through word of mouth. Read more>>

Kristy LaShawn Ferguson

I started out as a young woman with big dreams and a passion for people, music, and purpose. My journey began with promoting entertainment events, which eventually led me to rapping and creating music of my own. That experience inspired me to launch So Bossy Ent, my own label and branding company, giving me a front-row seat to the business side of entertainment. Read more>>

Lyndsi Hawkins

I had the privilege of being a stay-at-home mom for several years, and as my children grew older, I began channeling my creativity into designing our home. What started as a personal passion quickly grew as friends asked for help with their spaces. I began creating and selling custom furniture locally, which opened the door for a full-time career in interior design. Read more>>

Michelle Roberts

The Heart and Soul Behind Dr. Shell’s Soul Food Kitchen For Chef Michelle “Dr. Shell” Roberts, cooking has always been more than a meal — it’s a ministry of love, family, and community. Her passion for food was born from the kitchens of three remarkable women: her Granny Mary Lee Tyler, Aunt Gussie, and Grandma Penn. Read more>>

Desiree’ Johnson

In 2020, during the height of the pandemic, I found myself searching for a little comfort in the familiar — my favorite candles. When I stopped by Bath & Body Works during their semi-annual sale, the store was so crowded that the experience quickly went from relaxing to overwhelming. On the drive home, I started thinking: What would it take to make my own candles? Read more>>

Khalilah (aka Bo Brite) Ali

I came up through the culture. Before I ever called myself a professor, playing hopscotch in the burbs just outside of Youngstown Ohio; I was a listener, a reader of walls, a lover of lyrics. Hip hop taught me theory before the academy gave it a name. Read more>>

Kristina McCoughtry

Growing up in Baltimore City shaped both my resilience and ambitions. Baltimore is a city known for its challenges and its vibrancy, which taught me early on the importance of hard work. Read more>>

Avishek Ganguly

It’s a story of planting seeds for the next generation. When I graduated from University of Connecticut, I didn’t have the best grades or the best internship or the best job opportunities. I had to apply myself, learn new skills and develop myself into what I am today. Read more>>

Snigdha

My story is a testament to finally turning a long-held passion into reality. My dream of creating content started years ago, back in the beauty guru era of 2010. For a long time, it was just a wish, but about seven months ago, I decided it was time to finally stop wishing and start doing. Read more>>

christina trifero

I spent most of my twenties and early thirties in Silicon Valley, working in business, brand, and strategy through three startup-to-IPO journeys — Yelp, Zendesk, Asana and Zapier. I’ve had a career in sales, voice acting, and brand writing. I’ve facilitated narrative trauma healing therapy groups for veterans at San Quentin Prison, and am trained in breaking the cycles of Domestic Violence. Read more>>

Troy Bell

My journey into whiskey started back in 2011, when my wife and I attended a Johnnie Walker tasting event. It was the first time I experienced whiskey as something more than just a drink — it was an immersive sensory experience. I was fascinated by the way whiskey making blends art and science — how it takes both technical precision and instinct, skill and soul. Read more>>

Zulimar Sulbaran

I arrived in this country in June 2017 with the goal of staying for five months and then returning to Venezuela, but destiny had something else in store for my life. Due to major reasons, I couldn’t go back to my country. Venezuela. I have always tried to live my life the right way. Read more>>

Jeff Martin Jr

Born and raised in Lafayette, Louisiana, I’ve been around entertainment my entire life. As far as I know, I’ve always been an entertainer. Whether it was imitating my favorite scenes from television or reciting the lyrics to a song I heard. As an adult, I played with the idea of being a full-time entertainer, but for some reason, I could never fully commit to it. Read more>>

Kendra Eberhart

Absolutely. My story has always been one of evolution, from structure to creativity, and from survival to purpose. While studying Pre-Law at Georgia State University, I was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease and later developed fibromyalgia and two rare skin illnesses. That moment changed everything. My path shifted from simply chasing success to redefining what strength and purpose looked like for me. Read more>>

Carissa Justice

My story is meandering like many entrepreneurs. I started out wanting to be a journalist and my career took many turns from there. I worked as a music writer (mostly unpaid), then a travel writer (that didn’t actually get to travel), then a content writer (writing product copy for places like Walmart), and finally landed an in-house copywriting role at Shutterfly. Read more>>

Carly Queen

I was born in Santa Monica, California as the only child of a single mother. My mom was an actress in Los Angeles at the time, but she moved back to our family farm in North Carolina to manage the family business there soon after I was born. Read more>>

Julia Egbebike-Wilson

I’ve always had a heart for helping students discover confidence in their own abilities. I started my career as a learning specialist working with middle schoolers who struggled with organization, writing, and executive function skills. Over the years, I’ve worked closely with students who have learning differences, especially dyslexia, and it’s shaped so much of my approach to teaching. Read more>>

Christina Benjamin

My name is Christina Benjamin, and I’m the creator of TruNu Scalp™ Hair Replacements. I’ve spent over a decade in the beauty industry, and what started behind the chair as a hairstylist has grown into a mission much bigger than I ever imagined. I began my career in Detroit, where I built my foundation serving women who wanted to look good and feel even better. Read more>>

Karen Adams

My Journey: From Caregiver to Educator From the time I was a little girl, I knew I was destined to be a caregiver. Between helping with my two younger sisters, caring for my grandmother who lived with Alzheimer’s, and spending time with elderly neighbors, I always found myself drawn to helping others. Read more>>

Zykevise Gamble

Hi! My name is Zykevise Gamble from Belmont, North Carolina. During high school, my passion for service was ignited as a Holy Angels volunteer, a non-profit serving those living with intellectual developmental disabilities in my hometown. Read more>>

Jason Bartholomew

I grew up in a small town in Michigan. I was always a curious kid. I loved the outdoors, hanging out with friends, reading, and watching movies. I always had a creative imagination. When I was in middle school I started learning how to use a video camera and edit video clips together. Read more>>

Chris Gardner

How Chris Gardner Is Redefining What It Means to Be Wealthy By any measure, Chris has lived an uncommon life. He spent his early years in the highlands of Peru, surrounded by missionaries, mountain air, and a deep sense that life was about something bigger than himself. “Growing up overseas changes how you see the world,” he says. Read more>>

Alejandra González Díaz

My name is Alejandra. I was born in Caguas, Puerto Rico, and at six years old my mother, Omayra, migrated my older brother Martín and me to the United States. We grew up in Tampa, Florida (mostly in Sulphur Springs) carrying Puerto Rican culture with us as we moved through childhood and adolescence. Read more>>

Bianney Molina

Hi, my name is Bianney, and I am an energy healer. I focus on somatic practices that help clients learn self-healing techniques — especially when they’re seeking natural ways to reconnect with their bodies and take back control of their lives. My journey began in college, during a time when I often relied on external validation to feel safe in my own decisions and body. Read more>>

Antiwan Tucker

I was raised in Lacey, Washington. I moved to Atlanta, to pursue music and attend Clark Atlanta University. I worked in Clayton County government, for a couple of years and did grassroots leadership for the youth. Started working for Costco as a Business Member Rep, which was like a Business Develop role. eventually moved into Management. Read more>>

Khrusha Parekh

I grew up by the sea in Mumbai—at the very heart of Bollywood and the advertising world. Surrounded by vibrant colors, larger-than-life stories, and creative campaigns at every corner, I fell deeply in love with storytelling. But for the longest time, I was afraid to bring that same boldness into my own work. Read more>>

Jacqueline Watts

Hairstyling has always been a way for me to express myself. I discovered my skill at the age of ten by learning to braid my own hair. Once in high school I did very well making money doing hair for others. Styling hair remained a side hussle even when I became a mother and worked a 9-5. Read more>>

Megan Williamson

I started my professional dance company out of both passion and necessity. After years of training in North Atlanta and performing, I settled down and started a family in my hometown and quickly realized I wasn’t done dancing. Due to the needs of family commuting to and from north atlanta was not an option. Read more>>

Danielle Mauzy

My journey into birth work began with the home birth of my third child. That experience completely changed my life—it was the first time I truly felt what it meant to trust my body and be fully supported through birth. Surrounded by my midwife and doula, I felt empowered, informed, and in control. Read more>>

bria wheeler

years ago i mentioned photography to my significant other at the beginning of our relationship when discussing our goals, not thinking anything of it because i knew how expensive cameras are & did not think it was ever in my budget. he sold his playstation & came home with a brand new camera. Read more>>

Chelle Ramos

My first taste of performing came when I was just three years old at a dance recital. As the thick red curtains began to close, I wasn’t ready for it to end—I pushed through them and kept dancing as I was waving to my mom who was video taping me. From that moment, my parents knew performing was in my blood. Read more>>

Angelee Hardnett

Hey everyone! My name is Angelee Hardnett— I’m a singer, songwriter, and all-around creative enthusiast! Music has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I was that little 3-year-old girl running around with a microphone in my hand, singing my heart out to my family! Read more>>

Sheena Williams

I started my journey in entertainment as a publicist, representing some of the most notable names in the industry. That experience taught me the power of storytelling, how to shape narratives, elevate brands, and connect with audiences on a deeper level. But over time, I realized I didn’t just want to tell stories about people — I wanted to create them. Read more>>

Walt Carter

I started my journey in 1979 when I joined the United States Air Force and took a chance on telecommunications — a field I knew little about at the time but one that would end up shaping my entire career. That decision set the tone for how I approach life: take risks, stay curious, and keep learning. Read more>>

Ben Miller

From the time I was a kid, sports were everything. Competing, training, pushing limits — it shaped how I saw the world. But even as I got older and spent more time inside weight rooms and training facilities, I couldn’t help but notice something: the vast majority of athletes were being left behind. Read more>>

Gary Poole

I began my photography career in 1977 by opening a portrait and wedding studio in Douglas, Georgia. By 1988, after photographing countless weddings, I realized my true passion lay in the production side of photography. I had the opportunity to join Burrell Colour Lab in Crown Point, Indiana, where I specialized in portrait production, color evaluation and correction, and quality control for professional studios nationwide. Read more>>

Julio Davila

At 22 years old, I began my professional journey in the United States Air Force, serving in medical logistics. During my time in the military, I learned discipline, adaptability, and the importance of teamwork — lessons that continue to guide me in everything I do today. It was also during that time that I discovered my passion for real estate. Read more>>

Lesley Charles

My story in the beauty industry began in 2015, when I first stepped into esthetics school with a dream of helping people look and feel their best. I was fascinated by the way beauty could boost confidence and empower someone to see themselves in a new light. Read more>>

Kendra Jenkins

Well, I feel like my story is rather simple. From a young age, numbers just made sense to me. While others might have found comfort in the arts, sports, or science, I found mine in the clarity of math—the way it offered concrete answers and a sense of order. Read more>>

Marquis (Marq) Fletcher

How did I get started? That’s a great question. To be honest, I never planned on becoming a Life Coach; it’s a path I stumbled upon by chance. It stems from my innate nature as a problem-solver. For as long as I can remember, I’ve been the person friends and family turned to for advice on even the most sensitive subjects. Read more>>

Flo Esho

I think my story is interesting because I never set out to be a business owner. I grew up around entrepreneurship with both my parents having their own businesses, but I thought I wanted the opposite. Read more>>

Sarah Addison

I’ve always been an athlete. After college and sports stopped, I found myself struggling with my confidence gaining weight and little desire to grow. I was focusing on what I thought I was supposed to be focusing on. My career success. One day I started lifting and my confidence quickly came back when others noticed my work. Read more>>

Thomas Ford

I was born in Atlanta, Georgia, at Grady Memorial Hospital back in the seventies. I will not tell you the exact day because that would probably give away my age. My mother is white, my father is Black, and I was raised in the Black community all my life. Read more>>

Amy Sweeney

When I was four years old, my mom took me to a puppet show at the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta. I don’t remember the exact title, but I do remember a blacklight ocean scene with lots of fish and sea creatures. After the show, the puppeteers came out and talked to the audience about how they did the show. Read more>>

Brooke Weathers

My passion for cosmetology came as a God wink- a surprise. I was failing “regular” college after only a month or so into it because I had no idea what I wanted to do. Read more>>

ARIE PARKER

My name is Arie James Parker. I’m originally from Willingboro. I came down to Atlanta about 18 years ago to seek out a new way of life. Now I’m 36 years old and loving the life I’ve made in this city. Growing up, I’ve always been known as the quirky artist kid. Read more>>

Melissa Bien-Aime

My journey as a creative devotional writer began from a place of personal reflection and longing to connect more deeply with God through words. Writing has always been how I process life, but over time, it became how I worship. I started journaling prayers, scriptures, and personal revelations during quiet moments, never imagining they’d one day touch others. Read more>>

Quay Boddie

Born in LaGrange, GA (May 5th 1991) I was raised by my grandmother who was and still is my biggest hero! Watching my grandmother make an impact in the community and lives of so many; I knew that I wanted to dedicate my life to becoming a SERVANT over all things! Read more>>

Mirembe Beddings and Curtains

Founder’s Story – Nagawa Irene (Mirembe) I started Mirembe Beddings and Curtains in 2020, right from my small home in Kampala. At the time, I had very limited resources — just a sewing machine, a strong passion for interior design, and a deep belief that Ugandans deserved high-quality, locally made home décor. My journey wasn’t easy. Read more>>

Michelle D. Hudson

My story began long before I ever knew it was a calling. I started doing hair at just 11 years old, and by 16, I was already working in a salon. I became licensed in three states—Michigan, Florida, and Georgia—and eventually earned my instructor’s license as well. But for me, doing hair was never just about beauty; it was ministry. Read more>>

Jimmina Waters

I’ve always had a heart for helping people grow, especially children and educators. My journey began more than 20 years ago when I entered the classroom with a passion for teaching and a deep belief that education changes lives. Over the years, I’ve taught in multiple roles, from Early Intervention to Special Education, working with students from Pre-K through fifth grade. Read more>>

Loren Carver

I started as a physical therapist treating orthopedic patients (necks, backs, and hips) when I noticed women who were experiencing lower back pain and hip pain also were marking pelvic floor symptoms on their intake form. I decided to take a pelvic floor course and fell in love with helping women with their most intimate issues completely transforming their quality of life. Read more>>

Rochelle Bloom

I was born and raised in Indiana, and I always knew music was my path. Every stage of my life prepared me for it. The first rap song I ever loved was 2Pac’s “Changes.” The line “I wake up in the morning and I ask myself, is life worth living or should I blast myself” hit me hard. Read more>>

CJ Caver

Visionaire was born out of a creative journey that started my freshman year of college in 2020 — right in the middle of COVID. That was the first time I ever tried building a clothing brand. I loved making clothes, but without the tools or consistency, I eventually shifted focus to my animation studies at SCAD. Even then, design was always in my DNA. Read more>>

Crack CoBain

Life and career Early days: In the 2010s, CrackCoBain became known for his local street battles and released his first solo project, Perfect Tyming The Mixtape. He collaborated with artists from his label, SMG Entertainment, and featured artists from across the United States and Europe. Setbacks and comeback: His career was briefly interrupted by a stint in jail and the death of several friends. Read more>>

Paige King

Gemfit was born during one of the most challenging seasons of my life. I had recently gone through a divorce and undergone bilateral foot surgery. Before my surgery, I was a full-time entrepreneur in the fitness industry helping clients not only transform their physical appearance but also strengthen their mindset. Read more>>

Chele’ Jenkins

Becoming Her really started in a season when I was unbecoming everything that no longer served who God was calling me to be. I didn’t plan for it to become a brand; it began as my personal faith journey. I was a mom, wife, and creative trying to make sense of purpose while balancing real life. Read more>>

Jasmine Ryans

I started Soul(tre) part-time at 25, but I’ve had 2 strokes and a bad car accident in my 30s that have forced me to be a full-time entrepreneur with Soul(tre), the COO and CMO of Rocjaz Supply, an author, model, investor and influencer because of my speech. Read more>>

Tr3y Bills

My name is Tr3y Bills, a Soul Trap artist who blends R&B soul and trap influences to create a unique sound filled with emotion and truth. I was born in West Palm Beach, Florida, where I first discovered my love for music and started developing my sound and passion. Read more>>

Ruth Etienne

Yes absolutely, I go by Icyy Bleu and my journey began in Florida, where I was raised in a haitian culture surrounded by spiritual protection as well as a lineup of spiritual warfare. Read more>>

jaidyn carter

I’m from east atlanta, and currently staying closer to stone mountain. I started making beats and dj mixes last year in my room as a way to occupy my mind away from other things. I was posting them daily on my instagram stories and the good homie (Murphy or Pink) had reached out to me asking could I send him some beats or something. Read more>>

Dawna Williamson

I have been assisting families in various capacities for over 10 years. I started as an Administrative Assistant and Program Coordinator at the Alpharetta Adult Activity Center servicing seniors in the local community. Here, I discovered the importance of engagement and socialization for both the physical and emotional health of seniors. Read more>>

Kimberly Harris- Villalva

I’m Kimberly Harris-Villalva, owner of Klimb Jobs and CareerCommute by Klimb Jobs LLC. Klimb Jobs is a national career fair company that connects employers and job seekers through in-person and virtual hiring events across 35 states. Since launching, we’ve helped place thousands of people into meaningful employment opportunities. Read more>>

Sue Pearson

I come from a long line of plant enthusiasts. Grew up in Miami, in the suburbs. My parents bought a house without a pool, one of the few, so they could have more green space for plants and fruit trees. I’ve always had a need for plants and trees, wherever I have lived. Read more>>

James Height Jr.

On January 2nd, 1999, I was born in Greensboro, North Carolina—the same city where the Greensboro Four made history at the Woolworth’s lunch counter. I am the eldest of the three Height brothers—Solomon and Joshua being the younger of the set. Read more>>

Quinesha Heard

Growing up in the heart of Savannah, Georgia, food was more than just nourishment—it was love, connection, and celebration. In my family, Sunday dinners were sacred. The table would overflow with home-cooked dishes, laughter, and stories, but the real magic always came after the plates were cleared: dessert time. That was when joy truly filled the room. Read more>>

Allison Burke Rush

My journey into the legal field began with curiosity and evolved into purpose. Long before Burke Paralegal Service, LLC became what it is today, I understood the power of advocacy. I saw firsthand how overwhelming the legal system could be for everyday people, especially those who lacked access, knowledge, or financial resources. Read more>>

Toby Streett

The Cbdeeme story began a few years ago after I moved to Georgia with my wife and dog from Boston. I had been working in PR and media for several Tripadvisor companies in the online travel space (Jetsetter, Smartertravel, Airfarewatchdog…) and decided to venture off on my own. Read more>>

Shanah Grant

As a child in Jamaica, I can remember, as young as 4 years old, getting excited to play the banker with my friends in our imaginary “store game.” With leaves as money, I would be sure to give the correct change to everyone who visited the store. Moments like this set the precedence for mathematics to make me the entrepreneur I am today. Read more>>