Melinda D. Price walked away from a six-figure career to build Tre’Bella Nail Spa—and a legacy rooted in ownership, mentorship, and purpose. Her journey reflects what happens when success shifts from income to impact.
By LaShay Young, SwagHer Magazine Correspondent The Women in Power Expo & Symposium, presented by Unified Business Expo, wasn’t just
There are women who build brands.And then there are women who build people. Tammy D. Taylor—known as Tammy T—falls into
Howard University student Eden Boles shares how her HBCU experience shaped her confidence, purpose, and future in medicine. With a passion for health equity, she’s building a path toward dermatology and community impact.
At the Women in Power Expo & Symposium, Porsha Williams delivered a powerful message on entrepreneurship, discipline, and self-belief. Her words challenged women to take ownership of their journey, commit to excellence, and stop waiting for external validation—because success starts with mindset and action.
Not every space is built for women to truly exhale—but In Her Skin: A Self-Love & Healing Experience is changing that. Hosted by Marjhoree Washington, this Atlanta-based event brings together powerful voices in wellness, therapy, and self-care to create a space centered on healing, confidence, and real community. Designed for women navigating life, growth, and everything in between, this experience is rooted in intention, accessibility, and transformation.
There’s something powerful about women gathering with intention—and when culture, community, and confidence intersect, the experience becomes unforgettable. On Sunday,
Charmaine James didn’t set out to become a global entrepreneur, but her journey from corporate America to building Locsanity® into
A conversation with author Tronda Giles on self-authored affirmations, emotional accountability, forgiveness, and how rewriting your inner dialogue can transform
“Never rush into relationships, truly observe and understand people for who they are.” – Mechelle McCain In her latest book,