The WBENC Women of Color Program is pleased to bring you Conversations that Count, a self-development series facilitated by Dr. Cheryl Polote-Williamson. This series is designed for business leaders and entrepreneurs who are eager to improve their mindset to effectively execute their visions while building a purpose filled personal brand and balanced life.
The Mindset Matters session will kick-off our Conversations that Count Series and will take you on a journey through mastering your mindset to live the life of your dreams both personally and professionally. During this interactive session you will learn to shift and transform your mindset.
The workshops in this series are interactive and formatted to be a safe and communal space that encourages community and relationship building with attendees of each session. If you are looking to develop as a leader while getting to know other entrepreneurs, this program is for you!
Individuals who attend this session will receive the book Affirmed by Dr. Cheryl Polote-Williamson after the session.
Your experience will include:
- 5 steps to change your mindset
- The power of writing things down
- Why your mindset is your superpower
- How to manifest the life of your dreams
- Interactive exercise on Mindset
Register for Future Workshops in The Conversations that Count Series
- Dream, Plan, Do 2022 Vision Board | Fri, May 20, 2-4 PM ET
- Standing in Your Purpose | Fri, June 24, 2-3 PM ET
- Build Your Personal Brand as a Business Leader | Fri, July 15, 2-3 PM ET
- Self-Care Matters | Fri, Aug 19, 2-3 PM ET
Facilitator
Soul Reborn | Founder and CEO
Dr. Cheryl Polote-Williamson is a highly sought-after transformational speaker, nationally acclaimed multi best-selling author, award winning executive producer and filmmaker, global business leader, visionary, philanthropist, brand influencer, purpose connection coach, editor-in-chief of Cheryl Magazine and most importantly, a true servant leader. Cheryl has utilized her God given gifts and talents to master the art of influence and she takes pride in teaching others how to do the same.
As a transformational speaker with unbelievable transparency and candor, Williamson’s speeches captivate and motivate audiences to release self-doubt, walk in power and thrive in purpose. Earlier this year, she was honored to serve as the Convocation Keynote Speaker at Shaw University’s Founder’s Day ceremony.
Polote-Williamson is the embodiment of what it means to have a servant’s heart. In 2018, she founded Soul Reborn, a 501 (c)(3) non-profit charitable organization that educates individuals and communities on the positive impact of business creation. Since it’s inception, Soul Reborn has supported more than 4,500 disenfranchised, underserved and previously incarcerated women. Most recently, her philanthropic efforts garnered the attention of the White House, adding the President’s Lifetime Service award to her growing list of awards and accomplishments. Cheryl’s philanthropic efforts have also been recognized by the state of Ohio, where she received a Proclamation for philanthropy. Also, Rosemary’s Babies, an Ohio home for teen moms, named a gallery in Cheryl’s honor. Additionally, Cheryl serves her community through affiliations including Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated (Alpha Xi Omega Chapter), The Links Incorporated (Mid Cities Chapter) and Black Women in Media.
Through her dedication and commitment to excellence in global business leadership, Cheryl graduated from the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program, which helps entrepreneurs create jobs and economic opportunities by providing access to education, capital, and support services. Additionally, she holds Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) and Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) certifications. Cheryl’s influence in business has placed her in the position to impact change in the lives of thousands. Through that influence, Cheryl has launched thriving online communities that have inspired an upwards of 500 authors, volunteers, entrepreneurs, and fellow philanthropists.
