Nselaa Ward,JD managed her own law firm and specialized in Business and Bankruptcy for going on a decade before closing her law firm and becoming an internationally renowned Business Architect. She is a graduate of the Harvard of the West, The University of Denver Sturm College of Law. Because of her previous work as an attorney she specializes in helping other law firms, cpa and tax firms, financial firms, real estate, and medical practices.

Ward, JD not only proudly worked as a law clerk int for Judge Wiley Daniel, the first African American male appointed as a Judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado, she also worked for North Carolina Senator Ellie Kinnaird, a women's rights pioneer, who decided to go against the grain and pursue her dream of being an attorney and politician in her 70s, and she worked on the Senate Campaign for Erskine Bowles.

Ward, JD is a best selling author and currently teaches Business Architecture and Ethics around the world. She has spoken at hundreds colleges and corporations, and gained a lot of notoriety for her Tedx talk. Ward, JD has done extensive research and work in building entrepreneurial ecosystems, resulting in the birth of Ni- Nava & Associates. Her passion for women's rights exploded exponentially during her work with NOW the largest women's organization in the world and when she organized The March for Women's Lives, the largest march in the history of the United States for it's time. She has been featured on the television stations, BET, CNN, C-SPAN, TLC, FOX and countless corporations and universities. She has been named both Colorado's and the Nation of Islam's Entrepreneur of the Year (Do for Self).

Ward, JD is also the founder of the international movement. This is What a Superhero Looks Like. Our clients love the fact that Nselaa Ward is relatable, funny and entertaining, and prides herself because of her hands on approach in working with every client.

Theodore Jamison, Esq. was an Assistant State Prosecutor and regulatory legal counsel for going on 15 years. He was admitted to practice in the State of Illinois, Supreme Court of Illinois, US District Court Northern District of Illinois, US District Court Central District of Illinois, 7th Circuit Court of Appeals, Member - General and Federal Trial Bar, before shifting his work to administrative compliance.

He concentrates on Federal and State white collar crimes and prevention workers' compensation; SSI and SSDI; corporate compliance and risk management; employment discrimination; insurance; Defense Base Act (DBA) war hazard zone insurance.

Bernadette L. Smith, Esq., Small Biz Advocate, is a leading small business service provider. She is a Texas licensed attorney, author, speaker and small business coach whose areas of focus include small business start-up, business development and asset protection. Bernadette publishes a resource blog encouraging life-work harmony for today’s entrepreneurs.

She reaches thousands of small business owners each week on the internet and has served small business owners and entrepreneurs for over nineteen years. She’s a passionate life-long teacher and the go-to person when it comes to entrepreneurship and business strategy.

Bernadette helps entrepreneurs and business owners get out of that place of overwhelm, which allows them to grow their businesses more efficiently, effectively, and strategically. Bernadette is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma and Texas Southern University - Thurgood Marshall School of Law.

Dan Nzinga is an enterpriser, public speaker and coach dedicated to transforming the lives of others, and the communities he is involved in. He is also an author and a lifestyle expert who has helped hundreds of people save money while experiencing top quality service.

In 2010, in the aftermath of a major earthquake in Haiti that forced over a million survivors into homelessness, Dan did a 3 year stint in Haiti as head of a survivors camp, where he cared for and led over 20,000 people to reconstruct their lives. Dan Nzinga was honored by the United Nations and United States military for his leadership and named by his camp the best in the country.

Princess Best is an inspirational public speaker, musical theater performing artist, arts educator, playwright, thought influencer and mental health & wellness advocate for girls and women of color. Currently, Princess speaks, tours and leads a movement called “The HipHop Health Crusade” where she uses performing arts to teach personal development and spread awareness on the wellness of women & girls, healing communities, and creating engaging effective education and organizational systems . She is the author of the book “My BARZ Heal Scars: The WombPrint to Healing The Girl Within.”

Most notably, Princess was featured on TV One's reality show “David E. Talbert's Stage Black", HBO's "THE WIRE” and as the voice Ford Fiestas "Inspired by Color" radio commercial. She was also recognized by the NAACP as one of the "Top 100 Gamechangers of 2015.”

Attorney Christine Hansley is known as a persistent, diligent and competent advocate who is passionate about protecting consumers, enterprisers, and their money. Attorney Hansley earned her J.D. in 2002 from St, Thomas Law School in Florida.

Attorney Hansley’s main scope of practice is Financial Management, Consumer Protection Law which includes Debt Collection Defense, Consumer Bankruptcy and protecting consumers from Debt Collection harassment and Credit Reporting Violations. Due to her extensive experience in debt and financial advising, Attorney Hansley has created a signature formula to keep enterprisers financially sound and thriving.

Kelsha Sellars attended law school at North Carolina Central University. She previously worked with several insurance companies including Red Hat and Aflac in Human Resources and compliance. She was also recognized and awarded nationally for her contributions to the communications industry.