The Black Door Society, a premier professional membership organization dedicated to the empowerment and advancement of women of color in leadership and business roles, proudly announces the induction of sixteen remarkable women. These new members, dubbed as “Majesties,” represent the pinnacle of achievement in their respective fields, from healthcare and education to entrepreneurship and corporate strategy.
The 2025 Cohort of New Members at the Black Door Society
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Dr. Adebola Ajao – Renowned for her pioneering work in pharmaco-epidemiology and her dedication to leadership development.
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Daye Ambersley – An influential entrepreneur and real estate investor, known for her strategic acumen in property and franchise management.
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Dr. Laticia Nicole Beatty – A transformational leader whose faith-based principles have empowered a multitude of women entrepreneurs.
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Mrs. Katrina Dixon Patterson – A stalwart community leader and advocate for behavioral health.
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Dr. Felicia M. Goss – Esteemed college professor and federal contracting officer who brings academic rigor to practical applications.
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Dr. Laura Guillion – An advocate for diversity and inclusivity in education, driving significant advancements in these critical areas.
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Tracey Ilene – A transformational coach who has successfully guided numerous individuals through personal and professional growth.
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Patrice McNeil, PMP – Founder of strategic consulting firms, she is celebrated for her innovative branding and project management solutions.
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Dr. Cheryl Denise Monroe – A decorated military veteran and a visionary business strategist.
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H.E. Dr. Theresa A. Moseley – A retired educator and United Nations Peace Ambassador, her contributions to global peace initiatives are unparalleled.
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Shawn A. Millin – Known for her impactful work in public policy and her commitment to community advocacy.
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Dr. Renee Roberts-Turner – A healthcare executive who blends expert knowledge with entrepreneurial spirit to foster innovation in healthcare.
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Stephanie Randle – A business strategist and coach who empowers clients to achieve sustained success.
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Dr. Shafonya Turner – Founder of a healthcare enterprise, she champions accessible health information and services.
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Dr. Alethia Tucker – A keynote speaker and strategist whose insights have galvanized numerous business leaders.
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Shilda Frost-LaBule – As the President of Second Family, Inc., she provides essential care for individuals with exceptional needs, setting a high standard in healthcare services.
“These distinguished women are not only members of our society but are luminaries in their fields, embodying the transformative power of excellence and leadership,” said Sharrarne Morton, First Founder & President of BDS (pictured above).
“Their induction signifies not just their individual achievements but also underscores our collective mission to mold an environment that nurtures success and fosters significant contributions across various industries.”
The induction ceremony, a prestigious event filled with motivational speeches and strategic networking opportunities, marks the beginning of a journey of collaboration and mutual growth among the members. Guest speakers included Betty Hines, CEO/Founder of Women Elevating Women, Senator Nicholas Patrick Charles II (from Maryland) and Dr. Ogo Ekwueme, a BDS member. By celebrating these women, The Black Door Society reinforces its role as a catalyst for empowerment and a champion of women who are reshaping the landscape of business and leadership.
About The Black Door Society The Black Door Society stands as a beacon of leadership and entrepreneurship, committed to advancing the roles of women of color in business. It offers a network that not only promotes but actualizes the creation of generational wealth and influential legacies.
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