NABWIC TALKS WITH VP, NABWIC, TYLENE HENRY, UJIMA SERVICES, LLC

Our guest-Tylene Henry is an entrepreneur, powerful change agent, and staunch advocate for socioeconomic parity. Tylene believes that her faith, character, and mindset of abundance have been the foundation of her continued success. Tylene has been referred to as the "follow up queen" as a result of her "3 P's" professional, patience, and persistence in developing relationships and access to resources necessary to create a positive impact on the communities she serves. In addition to being a doting mother and aunt, Tylene owns and operates a professional financial services practice and a strategic business consulting firm; she serves as the new Vice President for the National Association of Black Women in Construction and was recently recognized and spotlighted as a dynamic leader in Oakland County's 40 under 40 program.

Tylene also serves on Congress Woman Brenda Lawrence’s Women’s Advisory Committee, is a long time Mentor and Volunteer with the Rhonda Walker Foundation serves on the Board of Fresh Perspectives Seminars, and is a volunteer facilitator with Youth For Global Health and Social Justice. Tylene also enjoys spending time with family, traveling, and being of service.

Contact: tylene@ujimaservices.com

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