Reclaiming Joy: Balancing Business and Wellness

Leaving a corporate or government career to pursue entrepreneurship often brings freedom, purpose, and flexibility, but it also presents new challenges in balancing ambition with wellbeing. This engaging program features entrepreneurs and wellness professionals who have successfully navigated career transitions and intentionally designed lives that prioritize both meaningful work and personal wellness. Through candid conversations and round robin rotations, participants will explore how mindfulness, movement, self-care, community and nutrition can support sustainable entrepreneurship. Whether you are building a business after a layoff, exploring self-employment, or redefining success on your own terms, this session will inspire you to remain present, protect your wellbeing, and create a life and business that thrive together.

Transformation to Triumph equips Black women with networks, tools, and resources to triumphantly navigate personal and professional transitions in pursuit of the best version of their lives. Transformation to Triumph empowers women to identify and live in their purpose and passion.

This event is co-hosted with the Gathering Spot Atlanta, Banked & Balanced, and PIES Fitnesss. Email inquiries to [email protected].

Speakers:

Dr. Geneva Greene is founder and chief executive officer of Transformation to Triumph, an accomplished entreprener and award-wining professional. In 2021, she left her corporate job to begin Sprouts Consulting.

Latesha Lynch is the founder of Banked & Balanced, a lifestyle brand built for Black women living beautifully and without apology. She speaks on rest, joy, nervous system regulation, and weathering, stress's toll on Black women, through the Mail Club, The Slow Pour with Latesha Lynch podcast, and the Unbothered Type system.

Marsha D. Banks-Harold, owner of PIES Fitness Yoga Studio, is a called intuitive healing trailblazer who empowers clients to compassionately lead while negotiating the intersectionality of cancer, mental health, trauma, wellness, body positivity, disabilities, and social justice.