With a results driven and strategic approach, mentors and business leaders will open the channels of communication for authentic conversations; inciting change focusing on Black & Indigenous & (BIPOC) representation within the workforce with a conscious commitment to youth development.This movement is not a hand out, but a hand up to all BIPOC youth in various social and economic statuses. We firmly believe that access to programs and mentorship is a right not a choice.Often… Show more With a results driven and strategic approach, mentors and business leaders will open the channels of communication for authentic conversations; inciting change focusing on Black & Indigenous & (BIPOC) representation within the workforce with a conscious commitment to youth development.This movement is not a hand out, but a hand up to all BIPOC youth in various social and economic statuses. We firmly believe that access to programs and mentorship is a right not a choice.Often, programs and funds are created and distributed exclusively to “underprivileged youth.” We want to be proactive and not reactive and ensure that all BIPOC families also have resources to flourish. Show less

The state of this world is experiencing many different emotions of fear and anxiety coupled with exhaustion. We are living in a decade where 2020 will be referenced in history books, incorporated into school curriculums and used as a platform to make a worldwide change by taking action. George Floyd has indirectly become this decade’s Rosa Parks who will be forever remembered as the catalyst that started a revolution.The tears, the anguish and message cannot be lost as the world proved… Show more The state of this world is experiencing many different emotions of fear and anxiety coupled with exhaustion. We are living in a decade where 2020 will be referenced in history books, incorporated into school curriculums and used as a platform to make a worldwide change by taking action. George Floyd has indirectly become this decade’s Rosa Parks who will be forever remembered as the catalyst that started a revolution.The tears, the anguish and message cannot be lost as the world proved that there is a desire and willingness to understand, learn and change while saying no to systemic racism. When the ashes settle, will we as a society go back to turning a blind eye living the status quo or truly be an active part of contributing to the change?With over 13 years experience as a marketing and event management specialist, I have dedicated my efforts to making a change within society starting with the BIPOC communities by leveraging my networks and resources. CS360 LEADERSHIP CIRCLECS360 Leadership Circle was started to provide additional support to not only BIPOC youth but to corporations who are open to feedback and suggestions to implement new programs, strategies and innovative solutions into their organization. The circle is composed of some of the top leaders in their field, representing multiple races, coming together for change.Our mentors are here to ensure that BIPOC youth have the support they need to ask questions, express their feelings and consult with high level professionals on their pursuit to higher learning and career aspirations. www.collectivesociety360.org Show less