While in college she was involved in the Computer Science Club and Tau Beta Sigma. For two years, Tonesha led more than 60 volunteers in Aim High, an organization sponsored by Delta Sigma Theta. She mentored thirteen students, helping them with financial aid, scholarship, and college application submissions.

As a computer science major, she provided information about internships in the technology job market. Because of her efforts, many of the 650 students in the program entered college the next fall. In 2008, Tonesha joined Lockheed Martin in San Diego, CA. After a year, she was selected to take part in Lockheed’s Engineering Leadership and Development Program.

During her time in San Diego, Tonesha became a member of Network of Volunteer Associates group and volunteered for STEM projects. One example is “Space Day” where she led a demonstration on how to build a space shuttle. Hundreds of children attended her “Space Day” demonstration.

In 2010, Tonesha headed east to Baltimore, Maryland, for an Engineering Leadership and Development Programrotation. As she developed her career, she looked for opportunities to grow future engineers.

She became a mentor for the First Robotics Competition and used the 5th gear simulator to show more than 5,000 local students how engineering gets done through teamwork. Tonesha also became involved in Project Lead the Way. This program is designed to inspire K-12 students.

Since she moved to Fort Worth, TX, she has served as a judge for the Texas Alliance for Minorities in Engineering state competitions. In 2015, 300 students completed an engineering design challenge. Born in Birmingham, Alabama, Tonesha earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Alabama A&M University in Huntsville, AL

She is the founder and curator of I Beat Daily: The Official Producers Battle, a platform dedicated to empowering music producers and fostering creative collaboration. With experience spanning music business, community building, and educational leadership, she is passionate about bridging culture, business, and creativity to create opportunities for others to thrive.

Dr. Turner is also the founder of ChiroBoss, a mentorship and leadership platform dedicated to equipping chiropractors—especially women—with the tools, systems, and confidence to thrive as business owners. Through ChiroBoss, she empowers doctors to scale their clinics, build sustainable systems, and balance both success and service.

As a wife, mother, and proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Dr. Turner exemplifies resilience and purpose. She has broken barriers in a traditionally male-dominated field, inspiring fellow chiropractors and young professionals alike to embrace leadership, pursue entrepreneurship, and use their gifts to impact their communities.

At the Charge Into Leadership Conference, Dr. Turner brings her unique perspective on entrepreneurship, systems-driven success, and leading with passion, offering practical wisdom for those ready to elevate their careers and expand their influence.

One of his shining achievements includes helping launch ASPIRE, the dynamic television network founded by none other than the legendary Earvin "Magic" Johnson. Here, JaBarr's creative spirit flourished as he conceptualized, directed, and produced the celebrated series "Jam Session." This music-themed show brought national artists and rising stars into the spotlight, setting the stage for unforgettable live performances and unforgettable moments.

As the founder of TyWrites, LLC, Shatara channels her passion for writing to assist aspiring authors in realizing their dreams. Through TyWrites, she actively participates in the Better Together Book Tour alongside a fellow Soror, showcasing and supporting authors nationwide through book signings. Together, they established the Distinguished Authors of Alabama Award, a recognition proudly displayed at the Bertha Pleasant Williams Library in Montgomery.

JaBarr is also the mastermind behind Cosplay Your Way, a national brand that is revolutionizing the world of cosplay. Through this platform, he nurtures and promotes cosplay artists, designers, and photographers, giving them the opportunity to express their creativity and artistry through imagery, fan-films, and live events. His love for film and cosplay converged in the award-winning documentary, "Cosplay Your Way: In Color," an exploration of self-expression and passion, which is currently streaming on Prime Video and other streaming platforms.

JaBarr is on a lifelong mission to be the guiding light for storytellers and visionaries in the media world. His passion is driven by the desire to help individuals find their unique voices and bring their dreams to life. So, when you think of JaBarr Lasley, think of inspiration, think of motivation, and most of all, think of exceeding expectations once dreams meet determination.

As a writer and producer, J. Carter has been instrumental in creating a variety of engaging films, including the critically acclaimed “Nothing Even Matters,” (Brad James, Kearia Schroeder, & Reginae Carter) and Boxed In I & II (Reginae Carter) which are currently streaming on Peacock. He was also a producer and casting director on the film, Both Eyes Open, starring Gail Bean. Both Eyes Open was the #1 title on Starz for four weeks in a row. He is also the lead producer for the upcoming films “Another Man’s Wife” (starring Taye Diggs, Sydney Mitchell) and Moritz J. Williams and “If I Can’t Have You” (starring Redaric Williams, Kaye Singleton, and Dawn Halfkenny) with both set to be released later this year.

J. Carter’s portfolio also includes notable projects such as “Fear Lake Lanier,” (Kiera Please) “I Hate I Love You” (Redaric Williams, Kearia Schroeder, Jess Hilarious, Lil Scrappy, and Sean Freeman) and “The Comeback” (Taye Diggs) reflecting a knack for tackling various genres and themes. Under his leadership, Freeli Films continues to focus on producing high-quality independent films and innovative content.

With a passion for storytelling and a drive to elevate underrepresented voices in the industry, J. Carter is shaping the future of Black entertainment through Freeli Films and beyond.