World Class Leader

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Dr. Tavara Johnson interviews Dr. LaQuisha Williams. Dr. Williams is a Bestselling Author, Speaker, mentor and founder of The World-Class Woman Network – a premier platform for progressive women designed to inspire personal development and social change. LaQuisha for the last 4 years held successful women empowerment events in the S. Florida area growing from 14 women in her living room to over 200 women yearly. LaQuisha deeply believes in the power of connections, collaboration, change, education, and community. She believes every woman can have it ALL, and deserves to live a richer and fulfilling life without compromising their beliefs and morals to have it ALL. She's currently coaching women and facilitating a private inner circle for women and their girlfriends who want more. She embraces being a woman in today’ s world from multiple and intersecting perspectives. As such, she's a fierce advocate for women living their best and fullest life around the globe. Laquisha continues to run a few successful businesses after leaving corporate America. She co-hosts The Good Success radio show with Bishop Victor T. Curry on WMBM AM 1490. LaQuisha also serves as the liaison for her dad’s international ministry where they continue to serve the people of the Bahamas by supplying them with homes, cars, food and clothing. Her motto is, this is only the beginning, and I’m just getting started! She believes that she is always becoming. Amongst all of her accomplishments, LaQuisha received a platform of excellence award by MalcolmX -daughter and Civil Rights leader, Illysha Shabazz and also recently received a nomination for an honorary doctoral degree. Her latest and recent recognition is being name done of Broward County’s 100 Outstanding Women in business and leadership, K.I.S.H Magazine top 30 powerful women under 40, Red Hatters Woman of Empowerment 2018 for Women’s History month, featured in The Huffington Post and featured in 4 magazines. The United States Congress recognized LaQuisha for her outstanding work. Stating that “LaQuisha have set an example that all women can look too”. She's curious to know: what would you do with a silver platter support system and a glass of style and class? As always, she's committed to serve and personal growth. She exemplifies Mahatma Gandhi’s quote: “Be the change you want to see” by embracing her own evolution in her human experience.

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