He was born in prison. His mother gave birth to him while incarcerated, and from the very beginning, the odds were stacked against him.
But instead of letting his circumstances define him, he used them as motivation. Over the years, he built himself up, one decision, one opportunity at a time. Today, he’s the owner of a growing car dealership in Atlanta.
But it’s bigger than business. His dealership is designed to help people who are often overlooked, single mothers and returning citizens. He understands what it’s like to start from behind, and he’s created a space where others can rebuild, regain stability, and move forward with dignity.
This is the kind of leadership our communities need, the kind that turns pain into purpose, and success into service.
