Empowerment Series with Mary Mary Udie

Welcome back to empower series with Mary. This will be my first post in a few months because It has been a very hectic few months, first I joined the 50 fifty club and dedicated my bday to launch my nonprofit organization called Pa Pius Agweye Foundation a.k.a PPAF.

PPAF is a non- profit Organization founded on the principles that , Education is a commitment to Excellence and Learning, making education affordable to all by creating platforms through which every child accesses good and quality education in a conducive and 21st century compliant environment.

My father Pa Pius Or Teacher as most people fondly called him lived a very humbled, sacrificial ,impactful life through teaching and serving his community.

So there's no better way to continue his legacy which he selflessly founded several schools (some named after him) and devoted his lifetime than this - to continue to carry the education touch forward indirectly through providing needed aid and supplies.

So to enable us reach our goal, Please visit www.papiusagweyefoundation.org to support us with your donation. "It truly takes a village"

I'm lining up some amazing guest in my upcoming episodes, so don't forget hit the subscribe button so you receive all of my new episodes.

Emeka L. Anyanwu, Esq.  an attorney and beauty entrepreneur in conversation with Mary. She is the Founder of Aˈme-kə, an online retail space dedicated to Black-owned makeup, beauty, and grooming brands. She is the 2019 recipient of the Empowering Visionaries Entrepreneur of the Year Award from the Dallas-Fort Worth Chapter of the National Black MBA Association and has been featured in Forbes, Black Enterprise, Beauty Independent, and Byrdie.   Emeka is a graduate of Stanford University, and she received her J.D. from The University of Texas at Austin and her M.B.A. and M.S. in Healthcare Leadership and Management from The University of Texas at Dallas.   In her free time, she enjoys writing for Black Texas Magazine, reviewing films on her blog Black Media Review Collective, and co-hosting the So For Us podcast.   Visit: https://ame-ke.com/​  First two people to subscribe and tag me will receive a coupon apply to their cart.

It's pleasure to have these two powerful leaders join me, to discuss the unique ways we have found success in our professional and personal lives.  As we all know, 2020 and for most part even first quarter of 2021 has led a lot of people to be more nimble, agile, flexibility and most of all very innovative in our ways of thinking and working.

So I want us to have an authentic conversation and share insights on how we've continue to rise above the challenges to meet the demands of these challenging times, to collaborate and celebrate each other.

As my favorite Author, Toni Morrison said "If you're free, you need to free somebody else. If you have some power, then your job is to empower somebody else".

Let this session be a moment to celebrate yourself, share, and uplift other women.

Elizabeth Gallagher, CEO of Gallagher Group International shares insight about her passion and advocacy to create impact especially for minority own businesses.

Gallagher Group International Power of Diversity honors global corporations, minority owned enterprises and premier leaders that champion diversity in the global economy.

#Cityimpactfoundation #diversity #Advocacy 

Purposeful leadership during challenging times MUST intentionally align purpose with strategy, vision and profitability.

I'm joined by Reggie Hammond, Managing Partner at Your Crescendo to share insights on how when strategies aligned to purpose creates the celestial choir harmony of value, impact, & profitability.

A Story of perseverance and working for an organization that support people in the state of homelessness. 

Visit austinstreet.org to support to help support people going through a difficult transition in their lives.