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BH365 Education Foundation Advisory Committee and Board of Directors

Kalimah Priforce

Kalimah Priforce

Political Hacktivist, Councilmember, Entrepreneur, Writer & Author

Just a kid from Brooklyn, Kalimah Priforce (kuh-LEE-muh, PRY-force) is the friendly neighborhood hacktivist in Emeryville’s city council as a former serial entrepreneur, local democracy advocate and early pioneer of the “Learn to Code” movement before becoming California's first Haitian American elected official and an Assembly District 18 Democrat state delegate for Oakland, Emeryville, and Alameda.

Denita Lacking-Quinn

Denita Lacking-Quinn

MWBE Diversity Manager

Denita Lacking-Quinn is a seasoned professional with over 17 years of experience in the construction management industry.

Jamie Williamson

Jamie Williamson

Owner / Entrepreneur

Jamie Williamson is a dynamic professional with a 15-year track record in Construction/Rehabilitation. He is renowned for his exceptional leadership skills, successfully managing Business and Product Management, as well as Employee Engagement initiatives. 

Dr. Walter Milton CEO / Founder

Dr. Walter Milton CEO / Founder

Founder, CEO & Coauthor

Dr. Milton, an extremely accomplished educator, entrepreneur and author, is currently CEO of Black History 365 (BH365) and From the Heart International Educational Services (FTH).

Akilah Wallace

Akilah Wallace

Social Impact Consultant

Akilah S. Wallace, collectively has 20+ years of expertise in nonprofit leadership, events, and fund development, and is most passionate about grassroots social change and influencing the emerging generation of Black philanthropists.

Adolphus Nolan

Adolphus Nolan

Head of Technical Consulting

Adolphus Nolan is a visionary technologist with an illustrious career spanning two decades, where he has left indelible mark on the digital commerce landscape.

Dr. Michelle Neely

Dr. Michelle Neely

Educator

Dr. Neely serves as the proud Principal of Katherine Johnson Technology Magnet Academy in DeSoto,
Texas. Under Dr. Neely's Leadership, KJTMA earned an A-rating and six academic distinctions for the
2021-2022 school year. Dr. Neely’s passion is helping students use what they learn in school to address
situations in the world and helping teachers realize their full potential.

Lisa Petros

Lisa Petros

VP of Business & Finance

Lisa served as the Director of Education at Mathews Dickey Boys and Girls Club. She is also the proud CEO of One-L Group, which is a new, innovative publishing firm that offers opportunities in the realm of consultation around organizational development, financial management, and professional editing

Bukekile Dube

Bukekile Dube

Owner and CEO

Bukekile Dube, a proud native of Harare, Zimbabwe, brings a wealth of diverse experiences and an unwavering commitment to empowering under-served communities.

Candace Williamson

Candace Williamson

Owner / Entrepreneur

Candace Williamson is a passionate individual with a deep appreciation for life and a strong desire for new experiences. With over 20 years of valuable business ownership and leadership expertise, she has successfully held various roles in Health/Fitness, Marketing, General Contracting, and Life Insurance Agent positions, catering to diverse markets.

Aleah  Rasshan

Aleah Rasshan

Educator

Aleah Rasshan is a highly accomplished and passionate educator, coordinator, instructional
designer, and trainer with a wealth of experience in the field of education. With a strong
commitment to excellence and a deep understanding of instructional best practices, Aleah is
dedicated to empowering employees and classroom teachers through effective training,
coaching, and support.

Mia Street, MEd

Mia Street, MEd

Executive Director

An award winning educator, Mia Street comes from a bloodline of educational activists and trailblazers. Her roots are embedded in the parishes of Louisiana that created the Deacons For Defense, the first Black students to force integration at La Tech University and a family that has dedicated their lives to the promise and potential of education.

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