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.

Niko Patel

I have been in Alc industry for over 25 years. Started (1998) in small liquor store where Boosted revenues from an initial $600,000 in sales per year up to several million dollars annually Scaled operations, resizing the establishment from 3,000 sq. ft. to 15,000 sq. ft. Read more>>

Marc Apple

I’m Marc Apple, founder of Forward Push Law Firm Marketing. After working in corporate media and advertising, I realized most marketing agencies didn’t understand lawyers. The big firms had million-dollar budgets, but solo and small law firms were left trying to do everything themselves, running cases, managing clients, and figuring out marketing on top of it. That’s why I started Forward Push. Read more>>

April Jones

My journey began with my passion for helping people see the best in themselves — whether that’s through learning or through beauty. I started my career in education over 20 years ago, working with students who have a wide range of abilities and disabilities. Read more>>

Felicia Lytch-Johnson

⸻ I started doing hair when I was a junior in high school and immediately knew it was my calling. I enrolled in cosmetology and continued until graduation, though I didn’t finish with my license right away. Determined to complete what I started, I later took a refresher course at Chris Logan Career College and earned my cosmetology license. Read more>>

Candice Dean

The idea for Candi Warhol’s had been festering for several years before it came to be. My husband and I wanted to bring something different to the city of Covington that represented our passions that we felt many in our community shared. Read more>>

Michael Bonner

I started my career as a second-grade teacher at South Greenville Elementary in North Carolina, one of the most economically challenged schools in the state. Early on, I realized my students weren’t disengaged because they didn’t care—they just needed to see that their effort mattered. So I began creating lessons that connected academics to life, music, and purpose.  Read more>>

Sydney Mathis

I started working for the City of Oxford about three years ago, and when I started, there was ‘technically’ a farmers market on paper, but there was never actually a full-blown market to visit weekly like the times stated on our website. You might would catch 1-2 vendors out there occasionally, and on Fridays, you could almost bet Ms. Read more>>

Anthony Cavins

I’ve always been surrounded by creativity. Coming from a family of artists, I was encouraged to explore whatever sparked my curiosity, whether it was drawing, painting, music, or design. Growing up in Alabama, I learned early that art could be both expression and connection. After moving to Atlanta, that spark grew into a full creative practice. Read more>>

Alexis Mark

I’ve always been in crafting (custom cups, diaper cakes, etc), my cousin booked an event decorator for her baby shower and they ended up cancelling with a short notice and they asked me to do the balloons (which I never did).. I tried and they turned out pretty good and I’ve been doing it ever since! Read more>>

Jeffrey James

Growing up in the islands of Hawaii I was surrounded by Beauty nature and music. I came from a family musicians and the time I was 16 years old I was already teaching music lessons at my fathers music school. As I finish high School I received a full scholarship to Hawaii Pacific University for music and band. Read more>>

Thomas Hearns

U.N.T DaBoss is making waves in the music industry! Born Thomas E. Hearns, this versatile artist has been creating music since he was 12 years old and has developed a unique style that’s all his own.’ With a career spanning over 14 years, U.N.T DaBoss has solidified his position as a seasoned rapper in the Atlanta music scene. Read more>>

Jacquelyn Patrick

I launched my business in August 2023, shortly after graduating with a 4.0 GPA and ranking third in my class. On the outside, I appeared to have everything together, but inside I was carrying the weight of pressure and grief after losing my close friend, Zniyah, who had just begun her own hair business. Read more>>

Alex Payne

I’ve always planned on becoming a tattoo artist, ever since I was a pre-teen. I took countless art and graphic design classes throughout high school, and followed up with an Associate’s Degree in Fine Arts to further my career. Right out of college, I approached my mentor for an apprenticeship and the rest is history. Read more>>

Iretomide

I was born and raised in Lagos Nigeria. Growing up, my older brother used to draw a lot and I wanted to be like him. As a result, I began drawing everything he did, and found that I enjoyed creating art void of my initial desire to be like him. Read more>>

Celena Evans

As a business owner, I’m constantly reminded that success doesn’t happen by accident; it comes full circle. Many success stories are actually years or even decades in the making. Whether I’m guiding a client to their dream home or helping an entrepreneur find their footing, each milestone reflects dedication, learning, and hard work built over time. My passion for real estate started early. Read more>>

Shelly & Stephanie Williams & Spence

Maison Blanc Roswell is a dream come true for both of us. We met when our daughters began dancing together at the local ballet company and have been friends ever since! We were instantly drawn to each other’s sense of style and were often mistaken for the other, as we frequently showed up at events in the same outfit! Read more>>

Amaria Vail

I was raised in Southeast Georgia, where resources were limited, but the talent around me was boundless. My journey into content creation and photography started with a passion for storytelling and a desire to capture the world in unique ways. With little to no formal training, I taught myself through trial and error, sharing my work online and connecting with others. Read more>>

The Ocho

In the beginning, The Ocho (drummer Ashwin Gidwani, vocalist / keyboardist Garrett Seitz, guitarist Jonah Bergman, bassist Parker Foles, and guitarist Patrick Dries) was a group of college friends whose passion for playing music led them towards joining the Athens, GA music scene. After almost two years of performing throughout the city, the band’s focus shifted towards songwriting and recording. Read more>>

Charlene Thompson

I’m originally from the beautiful island of Jamaica, where I learned the value of hard work and community from an early age. When I moved to the United States, I was determined to build something meaningful, not just for myself, but for my family and others chasing their own version of the American dream. Read more>>

Abhish Desai

I started my career while I was in Law School. I started getting in really good shape and focusing on my health a lot and I started Chris Hemsworth’s trainer, Luke Zocchi’s program. I had caught his attention and at the end of the program he asked me if I wanted to work out with him while they were in Atlanta filming Avenger’s Endgame. Read more>>

Adam Friedman

The Atlanta Green Artist Alliance (AGAA) was founded in 2020 initially as the Atlanta Green Theatre Alliance (AGTA) by a group of theatre professionals who recognized how urgent the issue of environmentalism was in the arts communities – and the unique pressures faced by artists seeking to center sustainability and the environment. Read more>>

Chrissa McFarlane

I started my journey in healthcare in high school researching at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx, NY. After seeing firsthand how fragmented patient data makes it difficult for people to access and control their own health information through my varied experiences in healthcare after my start as a medical researcher. Read more>>

Ashlee Byers

I’d like to say that my journey’s been equal parts faith, grit, and a good sense of humor. I started my career at the intersection of psychology and leadership, curious about what makes people tick and what helps organizations thrive. That curiosity led me into coporate training and change management, where I found my sweet spot: helping people grow while helping companies evolve. Read more>>

J. Sparks

Justice “J. Sparks” – The Vision Behind 730 Entertainment & Publishing My journey began with a deep appreciation for hip-hop culture and the storytelling that lives within it. What started as a personal passion for mixtapes evolved into a lifelong mission to preserve and celebrate the creative forces who shaped the sound of the streets. Read more>>

Christos Arfanis

I grew up in Athens, Greece, now working globaly and from a very young age I was drawn to storytelling. I didn’t know if it would be through filmmaking, writing, or journalism. I only knew I needed to create. I started experimenting with short films using a small camera and no budget, teaching myself scripting, directing, and editing. Read more>>

StonerSlim ThC

I began my musical journey before I even realized it! I’ve had a love of music since I could remember. I had my mom’s old jukebox when I was four years old, and now here we are. I have been actively pursuing my craft 10+ years now and after a few major setbacks, StonerSlim is back to claim his rightful position of Atlanta’s Best Rapper! Read more>>

Brenda Lane

Absolutely. Energy Oracle Café started as more than just a café — it was born from my personal healing journey and my passion for holistic wellness. Years ago, I went through a season that forced me to slow down, realign with God, and take better care of myself — mind, body, and spirit. Read more>>

Sam Holt

My musical career really started when I got the job as the guitar technician for the band Widespread Panic. In 2002 lead guitarist, songwriter and founding member, Michael Houser, passed away from pancreatic cancer. After his death I played with Panic many times and started my own band called Outformation based out of Atlanta. Michael encouraged me to play music. Read more>>

Cheyenne Farmer

Patsie Girl Natural creates luxurious body care products using simple, clean and natural ingredients, giving black women a safe yet effective solution to include in their self care regimen. I’m Cheyenne, the founder and Patsie Girl is my mother, a nick name lovingly given to her by my Great grandmother. I’m a Los Angeles native, living in Atlanta for the past 10 years. Read more>>

Nathaniel Roberson

Thank you for taking interest in me and wanting to learn about my story. I majored in Digital Telecommunications at the University of West Georgia, where I got my first taste of media through managing social media for The Wolf Radio Station. Read more>>

Vishal Patel

We started A Tee L golf with one thing in mind – how do we connect the community through the game of golf. We are a organization that is open to all ages and genders, regardless of skill level. Read more>>

Donnah Wilson

Many, many years ago my kids introduced me to foreign missions. When my four kids were teens and pre-teens, they wanted to go on mission trips. We could not afford to send all of them on mission trips so we started an organization in our church, called Mission Trippers, to raise money to send our church members on missions. Read more>>

Niki Henzel

Kehlective was born out of both loss and rediscovery. After being laid off from my corporate recruiting job, I felt completely untethered. I didn’t know what was next—until I took a step back and asked myself what had always brought me back to life. The answer was simple: building community through style. Read more>>

Vitaliy Semenikhin

I’ve always enjoyed working with my hands, but from a young age I was pushed toward academics. The expectation was clear — college was the only path to success. I followed that direction for a while, even setting my sights on becoming a rocket scientist. Read more>>

Kaneshia Dorsan

I have always had a knack for helping people and bringing visions to life. That passion started as a young child. I had a vast imagination and used that creativity to detail elaborate scenarios. In adulthood, the same creativity and attention to detail led to planning events for friends and family. I quickly realized I loved doing so. Read more>>

Sarah Dubale

I started Culture Sweet Tea as a way to blend my Ethiopian heritage with my Southern upbringing. Read more>>

Jasmine Bridges

Honestly, our story started way before Medicinal Mamas ever existed. My mom, Jennifer, and I both found our way to CBD through personal experiences that changed our lives. When my youngest sister was diagnosed with epilepsy at just four years old, it opened our eyes to the healing potential of holistic alternatives. A few years later, my mom was diagnosed with anxiety and arthritis. Read more>>

Cailan Orn

I started dance pretty young, at the age of 3, but it wasn’t until maybe 15 or 16 that I really had the thought of ‘oh wait, I’m in love with this and want to do this for the rest of my life’. Read more>>

Marius Haynes

I was born and raised in Mississippi — a place that births greatness but often lacks opportunity to express it. My journey into counseling began long before I had the title; it started through genuine conversations and the simple act of listening. I’ve always been the one people came to when they needed clarity, comfort, or perspective. Read more>>

Ale’Jandra Breaux

Ale’B really started with the people closest to me — friends and family who saw something in what I naturally do every day: dressing up for events and switching handbags with every outfit. At first, I didn’t think much of it. I didn’t really see the bigger picture until I took a step back, listened, and actually thought about what they were saying. Read more>>

Katie Mitchell

My journey to becoming a salon owner has been such a rewarding adventure. I actually thought I wanted to be a nurse at first. I went to college for a year before realizing my true passion had always been in beauty. Read more>>

Jessi Rush

My favorite childhood memories were centered around Allstar Cheerleading, so when my daughter fell in love with the sport, I couldn’t wait for her to experience the same magic that shaped so much of my own life. Read more>>

Najah Middleton

Law has been a passion of mine since I was 7. It all started from binge watching true crime documentaries with my mom on the couch. From then on it was destined. Anybody who knew me knew that I wanted to be an attorney and I never wavered from that path. Read more>>

Samantha Dillinger

What started out as a confusing youth filled with abuse and unique experiences turned into a dream I never imagined. I started out wanting to go into nursing, turned out I was not emotionally or mentally mature enough to go that route; but I found a similar massage in massage. Read more>>

Craig Chandler Jr

I think like a lot of people now, my photography journey started with my iPhone. I’d take photos when I went on different trips, like my first big trip to the Mediterranean or out west, and I just wanted to save those moments. The more I used my phone, the more I became interested in capturing things with a more artistic and intentional lens. Read more>>

Kamuela ‘Sam’ Haasenritter

There was a piano technician in the church that I grew up in. While going to college, I worked for him doing odd shop jobs and moving pianos. Eventually, he had me train to install player piano systems. Read more>>

Jaélle Pitts

I got my start in music at nine years old, in my father’s home studio in Pittsburgh, PA. At the time, he wouldn’t allow me to touch the expensive equipment, so I’d wait until my family (namely my father) was asleep, and I’d sneak into the studio to make beats. Read more>>

Jay Ab-One

I’ve always been drawn to art, the kind that tells a story and leaves something behind. My journey into tattooing started with that simple passion and a curiosity to see how far I could take it. In the early days, it was just me, a sketchbook, and a drive to create. Read more>>

Olivia Walter

I grew up in Fairview, Tennessee (it’s not a good view, it’s not a great view, it’s a FAIRview). I attended Butler University where I studied Digital Media and played goalkeeper for the Bulldogs, while moonlighting as mascot walker. All roads led me to Macon, Georgia when I was hired as an intern in sports information for the ASUN Conference. Read more>>

Dan Nichols

I didn’t set out to build a business—I set out to help people. Like many who come to us now, I first discovered the healing power of massage through personal experience. I was looking for relief and found something deeper—clarity, calm, and a sense of being whole again. Read more>>

Janine Willey

West Georgia’s premier Wellness facility just a short drive from Atlanta. We focus on drug free pain and stress management. Our goal is to improve quality of life in a nurturing and supportive atmosphere. Our providers are unrivaled in the Northwest Region of Georgia in our commitment to the support of body, mind and spirit. We have 17 individual businesses under one roof. Read more>>

Brittany Shelton

Photography has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. When I was younger, my great uncle — knowing how much I loved art — handed me his camera with no instructions and simply said, “Go take photos of whatever speaks to you.” That moment changed everything for me. Read more>>

Betsy Oei

I have always been a pet owner and have wanted to work with pets for as long as I can remember. I opened one of the first dog daycares in the country in Arizona in 2002 and absolutely loved it! But we had to sell it and move across the country after having our first human child. Read more>>

Shawn & Edward Alshut

We began our personal and professional collaboration when we met as students in the Master of Architecture program at the University of Texas at Austin. We have lived and worked in Houston, Boston and Atlanta, in firms that have given us a depth of experience in architecture and interior design, in both commercial and residential projects types. Read more>>

Miya Sadé

My journey started when I was about 6-7 years old. I grew up in a singing and performing type of family. My grandma and great grandma are blues singers and my uncle is a pop locker/Soul Train dancer from back in the day! So it definitely got passed down to me. I used to sing and watch Micheal Jackson a lot when I was younger. Read more>>

Madilyn Sinagra

My journey into chiropractic care began in Atlanta, where I worked at Atlanta Chiropractic and Wellness Center and discovered my passion for helping others through natural, holistic health. Inspired by that experience, I went on to earn my chiropractic degree from LIFE University and later returned to that very same office, this time as a chiropractor! I served the Atlanta community for five wonderful years. Read more>>

Rod Man

My Comedy Story My story didn’t start with a spotlight-it started with a story. I’ve always’s been that dude who saw something funny in everyday life and had to comment on it. Whether it was family, work, or people just acting up in public, I had jokes before I even knew comedy could be a career. Read more>>

Faustina Brooks

I was born in Liberia and immigrated to the United States in 1986, settling in Atlanta, where I have lived ever since. I was in my second year of college at the University of Liberia, majoring in Political Science and minor in French with plans to become a lawyer. Read more>>

Ethan Calhoun

My name is Ethan, but most people know me as ‘E.’ I started developing the idea for Do Better Clothing in 2017 during my senior year of college and officially released my first piece in 2018. I’m originally from Indianapolis, and I’ve been based in Atlanta for nearly five years now. Read more>>

Janice Harris-Joseph

I decided to drive a school bus for Dekalb County due to my husband traveled in the transportation field as a Car Hauler, so I can be more flexible with our child. Read more>>

D Souyle

I begin my visual arts journey when I picked up my first camera back in 2007. As I was getting in knee deep, I began to photograph women’s feet. I dabble with foot modeling photography until late 2011 I was invited out to take some behind the scenes music video for a Columbus GA artist by the name of Feenix. Read more>>

Tyeshia Reynolds

Reign in Radiance was born out of a personal journey that turned into a purpose. For years, I struggled to find skincare that truly catered to melanated and sensitive skin, something gentle yet effective, natural yet luxurious. So, I decided to create what I couldn’t find. Read more>>

Matthew Proctor

I started in the Automotive Industry working when I was about 20 as an Apprentice Mechanic at Marietta Sportscar because my master mechanic was having back surgery. I originally got into the automotive business because I wanted to be able to help friends and family with an honest opinion and give advice to those who aren’t skilled with cars. Read more>>

Chris Hartley

I started my career at Georgia Public Broadcasting on the award-winning Spanish children’s series SALSA. From there, I produced additional children’s series, a lifestyle series for Discovery, documentaries, commercials and produced for Crawford Communications. I founded Angelfish Productions in 2004 having the opportunity to collaborate with top clients such as UPS, the CDC and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Read more>>

Megan Tarshis

Hi there, My name is Megan Tarshis and I am a clinical social worker. I specialize in stress management and work with people individually and in groups. I graduated from Smith College School for Social Work. There I learned that people are a function of their circumstances; their families, their communities, their minority identities. Read more>>

Alex Deister

I have known I wanted to be a chiropractor since Career Fair Day in the 8th grade. We had a chiropractor come and adjust one of his patients (someone from my class) in front of everyone. As a middle schooler, the cracking was the coolest thing I’d ever seen! Read more>>

Erin Corrigan

Dr. Erin was an Air Force kid, was raised in multiple different states and has family all over the country. She completed her Bachelor of Science degree from Pennsylvania State University in Rehabilitation and Human Services. After her time at PSU, Dr. Read more>>

David Batterman

I’ve always pursued a variety of creative outputs, whether it be art, music, writing, or multimedia work, and I think a lot of this stems from my job at the Mark Smith Planetarium when I was growing up in Macon. In those pre-digital days, shows were put together by hand, through slide projectors, reel-to-reel tape, building custom effect projectors and videotape. Read more>>

Trevon Hendley

My story began when I joined the US Army (Reserves) when I was 17 years old in 2016, as a Combat Documentation Specialist (now titled Visual Information Specialist). That’s where I learned photojournalism, studio photography, video production and many more skills. I’ve been all over the US documenting various military exercises, ceremonies, and missions. Read more>>

Warren Edwards, II

Since a very young age, I’ve had a camera in my hand, but I never knew how far it would take me. I started photography as a side passion where I would just take my family’s photos at holidays. Read more>>

Muguet Bradbury

I graduated with a Computer Science degree in 1987 and moved to Atlanta to work for a software company called MSA. I worked for them for almost 20 years. Then in 2007, I began to work for another software company called NiCE Actimize, which is where I continue to work today. Read more>>

Toni Penn

I moved to Atlanta, GA about 11 years ago to pursue my education at Gwinnett Technical College for Early Childhood and later obtained my Bachelors Degree at Georgia State University. Along my educational career path, it inspired me to focus on my goals to help the younger generation and create opportunities for growth within our community. Read more>>

Jeremy Shain

I began working in the field of mental health at the age of 19, as a part time houseparent in a group home for adults chronic and severe mental illness. It was my plan to gain a little experience and then move on. Instead, I fell in love and found purpose in the work that I was doing. Read more>>

Cameron Norton

I’ve been playing music for my entire life, it’s part of who I am. The only thing that changes is what style of music I’m playing, and that is based on my emotions and the environment around me! It’s blessing to be able to make my passion more of a career with each passing day. Read more>>

Jayden Olmeda

When I was 16 I got fired from Wendy’s . I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life , coming from a troubled pass I knew I had to do something so I became a welder . I looked up on good weld shops near me and the first person I called answered. Read more>>

Dillan Kenyon

Just started making music one day, and just met my passion take me. Read more>>

Tracey Green Young

I started my business in 2018 while working a full-time corporate job in the banking industry to supplement my then salary. While working my business part-time, I began to ponder what life would look like if I made my Plan B my Plan A. Read more>>

Vasili Loparnos

I am a fashion & editorial photographer based in ATL, NY, & FL. At first, I started photography as a creative outlet just shooting my friends, but alas, it has snowballed into something bigger. Read more>>

Ashley White

My path into this work was never about starting a business, it was a calling that revealed itself through my own healing. Years ago, I reached a point where life invited me to slow down and listen more deeply. What began as a personal journey to restore balance and understand my own energy slowly transformed into a path of service to others. Read more>>

Linda Boston

Linda Boston Award-winning performing and literary artist · Teacher · Motivational Speaker · Advocate: Linda Boston’s journey began at Eastern Michigan University, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in broadcasting, communications, and journalism~and discovered the power of her voice. From her early radio days reading newspapers to the blind, to theater, commercial voice-overs, and film, storytelling has always been her way of giving back. Read more>>

Dr.Charisse Drakeford

In 2018, I began my journey of traveling abroad to teach English as a Second Language (ESL), engage in ministry, and establish my own international business. Since living abroad in Qingdao, China, I have led a devotional group called ‘Hope, Heal, Agape Devotions’ and worked in international business at Qingdao E.S.T. Yuan Jian International Trade Co., LTD. Read more>>

Anne Rohr

As a theater major at Ohio University, I knew that my only life choice was to be involved in performance. I didn’t want to go to LA or NYC as I felt overwhelmed by both of those places, so I chose what I thought to be the third best hub for performance – Atlanta GA. Read more>>

Sandra Stevens Smalls

My name is Sandra Stevens Smalls, and my life is a living testimony of God’s power. I’m a two-time cancer survivor, author, pastor, and founder of The S3 Unstoppable Faith Movement®. Through my journey of survival and surrender, I’ve dedicated my life to helping others believe God even when life hurts and to walk boldly in unstoppable faith. Read more>>

Thor Speeler

I’ve been singing, performing, and making music as long as I can remember. My earliest memory of performing would probably be singing a solo in an elementary school play (I believe this was the third grade). I fell in love with the feeling of being onstage. Read more>>

Edson Segarra Cancel

I began the idea of “LiF E” in 2017, during a time of my life, when I was facing a few challenging events. I’ve always felt like I’m there for many others and when it comes to myself, I hold as much as possible and deal with any life events alone. Read more>>

Crystal Elliott

When I got pregnant in the summer of 2022, I knew my life was about to change completely. I was excited, anxious, nervous—and thinking about all the things I wanted for my future child. (Spoiler alert: IT WAS A BOY!) During pregnancy, I discovered I had multiple uterine fibroids, which made those nine months challenging and uncomfortable. Read more>>

Tanya Roberts

It was during my second layoff in 2023 I was working as a substitute Teacher and doing some part HR work and the holidays was approaching. To make some extra money for Christmas I started selling my desserts, I had 20 orders at Thanksgiving and 27 orders at Christmas. Read more>>

Tori Greathouse

I have always loved photography and editing. As I was growing up, I started learning all the new apps and platforms to edit and got really into it. I saw one of my friends was selling his equipment for a great deal. I hopped right on that! I started doing just pictures of my own kids and sports photography and loved every minute of it. Read more>>

Madison Reece

My story started at a young age, spending time in my grandma’s salon and watching her. She was a hairstylist and salon owner, and that’s where my passion for the industry began. As I grew up, I started doing my cousins’ hair for homecomings and dances, then helped with hair and makeup for high school theatre productions. Read more>>

Jennfer Bell

As an Atlanta native, life has truly come full circle. I now reside back home in Collier Heights, caring for my 94-year-old mother — a role that has added profound meaning to this chapter of my journey. My dance career began as a teenager at Northside School of the Performing Arts, where my love for performance first took root. Read more>>

Nicole Wiesen

I started my journey after witnessing the deep gaps in reentry support for women leaving incarceration. What began as advocacy soon evolved into action when I founded Returning Her Home, a transitional housing and reentry initiative in Atlanta focused on trauma-informed healing and public health approaches to recidivism. Read more>>

CALPERNIA HINES

At Stellar Events by SGP, we specialize in turning unforgettable moments into beautifully orchestrated realities. We offer event planning, coordination, officiant and hosting services for weddings, corporate events, and special celebrations — with a personal touch that leaves our clients feeling deeply seen, supported, and celebrated. Read more>>

Catherine Llewellyn

I worked with SMBs around the nation from my home office and from other countries (I house-swapped twice to Spain and Belize). I planned and managed digital marketing solutions that included CMS websites, SEO, Google Ads, email marketing, and eventually social media as it became critical to business growth. Over the years, I’ve helped hundreds of businesses across the U.S. get found online and bring in more customers through smart digital marketing. Read more>>

chea rainford

I am a Dentist in the Atlanta area. I have been practicing in Atlanta for the past 17 years, 11 of which I have been practicing at Vibrant Smiles Family & Cosmetic Dentistry an office I opened in 2014. We provide services for as small as 2 to age 99. We provide Implant treatment options from replacing single teeth to full smile reconstructions. We also provide Braces treatment options including metal brackest to clear aligner therapy. In addition we provide gum therapy and tooth removal options as well as resins and Cosmetic options including Veneers and Crowns Read more>>

kizzle

I’d like to think what sets me apart from others is my ear, creating records that go against the grain while still pulling listeners to something they can “feel”. Right now, I have two singles produced for ATl-based rapper Bryserk, “FEELIN’ DA VIBES INTERLUDE” & “DA GUY INTERLUDE”, which is on all streaming platforms. I also produced a record for multi-talented singer horebby titled “part of me”, which is Soundcloud exclusive at the moment. They’re altogether dope and excited to share the future works. Read more>>

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>>