ON TARGET

The new year isn’t about doing more, it’s about doing what matters. On this episode of On Target, Madam Regional Director Kiahna W. Davis sits down with Coach Kimberly Hodge Bell to talk alignment, intention, and building systems that support peace, purpose, and prosperity. From time mastery to financial focus, this conversation is your reminder that abundance starts within.

Recent months of market volatility, shifting economic indicators and anxiety over retirement savings have been top of mind for many investors. In this episode, “Money Moves: Navigating the Ups and Downs of Today’s Stock Market,” host Kiahna W. Davis sits down with Edward Jones Financial Advisor Aaron Ezell to discuss strategies to keep your money safe.

In this episode, we welcome Congresswoman Lauren Underwood to discuss the modern fight for civil rights and the critical issues shaping today’s movement for equity and inclusion. From Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives to the debate surrounding Critical Race Theory (CRT) and advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights, we explore how these conversations impact everyday Americans.

As we continue our celebration of Black Music we reveal the stories of those making significant moves behind the music and culture. In this episode, ”Behind the Beats: Movers and Shakers of Black Music Culture," host Kiahna W. Davis sits down with two industry powerhouses: Accountant Jini Thornton and Music Executive Azim Rashid, President of the Living Legends Foundation.

In the second installment of our "Soar Sister" series; we have the privilege of sitting down with Deysha Smith Jenkins, the visionary CEO of The Twenty Fifth Hour LLC, a multi-media company. Deysha shares a wealth of wisdom gained from her journey in entrepreneurship.

This episode of the On Target Podcast is the first of our “Soar Sister” Series where we highlight women-led businesses who are making a difference in their community and beyond. We chat with Kyra Renee Hardwick, CEO of The Kyra Company, LLC, an operations and business development firm, and share their invaluable insights and experiences in starting, marketing, and growing their businesses.

As we approach Juneteenth, on this episode we take the time to reflect on how we can work towards a more inclusive society for everyone. Central Regional Director, Kiahna W. Davis and her guest Rev. Robert Turner as they discuss economic advancement and more. Link to Rev. Robert Turner’s Book: https://www.wjkbooks.com/Products/0664268072/creating-a-culture-of-repair.aspx

Mrs. Kiahna W. Davis, Central Regional Director of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated, speaks candidly on Intentional Leadership and what it means to be unapologetically READY. Featuring guests Co-Founder of Pink-4-Ever Nadia E. Miller and Lifestyle Influencer Gabrielle Flowers Rader.