Sasha is a tech strategist for the City of Atlanta and serves as the Vice President of Blacks in Technology Atlanta chapter. As the founder of Peach Valley, Atlanta's tech and real estate hub, she works at the intersection of technology innovation and community development. With her diverse experience in both public sector technology leadership and entrepreneurship, Sasha brings valuable insights on how tech can transform urban environments and create more inclusive opportunities in the industry.

In the rapidly evolving world of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, Aquarius Maximus stands out not just as an innovator, but as a visionary with a mission. At 47, this New York native has positioned herself at the intersection of cutting-edge technology and community economic empowerment, creating waves that ripple far beyond the tech sphere.

Dr. Cindy Trimm stands as a beacon of inspiration and practical wisdom in a world hungry for authentic leadership and meaningful change. A best-selling author, former senator, and globally recognized empowerment specialist, Dr. Trimm has established herself as one of the most influential voices in spiritual leadership and personal development today.

My first pregnancy had taught me valuable lessons - lessons I knew other women shouldn't have to learn the hard way. But unlike many new business owners who struggle with the technical aspects of launching, I was ready. Those years of building digital capacity meant I could seamlessly create my own website, design my logo, set up invoicing systems, and implement digital payment processing and scheduling solutions. I want to help with more than biological fertility in 2025.

The traditional Susu system has served our communities well as a savings mechanism, but it's time for evolution. While conventional Susu simply returns your original contributions, Scripture teaches us about the principles of multiplication and stewardship. Remember the parable where good stewards multiplied their talents three-fold and ten-fold? This divine wisdom calls us to do more than just save—it challenges us to grow our resources.

It all begins with an idea.