alnp leadership expo

This pint-sized, high-powered sales entrepreneur stands ten feet tall in the world of high-ticket sales. Lo Silver is widely recognized as a force in the sales industry, with a proven method and coaching style that leads clients to success in closing high-ticket deals, achieving financial growth, and building lasting business wins.

A graduate of the University of Florida, Lo played collegiate soccer before being recruited to play professionally overseas. She went on to represent Jamaica in the 2019 Women’s World Cup held in France.

As a passionate advocate against racial injustice and prejudice, Lo founded YIB the Brand, known for its bold slogan, [yea… I’m black] — a message proudly displayed on apparel that celebrates and affirms pride in Black identity.

Lo is equally committed to women’s empowerment. She creates employment opportunities for women interested in sales and contributes financially to organizations that support and uplift women in business and leadership.

     A driving force in the music industry, Jerry Clark has shaped the careers of chart-topping artists through innovative promotional strategies and leadership. With decades of experience at top labels, he brings invaluable insight into brand-building, networking, and navigating the ever-changing entertainment business. Jerry is the founder of 1972 Entertainment Music Consulting and serves as Executive in Residence at Clark Atlanta University and Kennesaw State University. He previously held key roles as VP of Urban Promotions for So So Def Records and President of Urban Promotions for SRC/Universal Records. 

     Tracy Nicole is a celebrated fashion designer, author, entrepreneur, and activist. As the founder of Tracy Nicole Clothing, she has established a brand recognized for its timeless, versatile, and unique designs. Beyond fashion, she is a powerful advocate for women and girls through her writing and her nonprofit, the Tracy Nicole Foundation, where she continues to inspire and empower communities. 

     Blending legal expertise with creative artistry, Stacy Epps has built a career dedicated to empowering artists to protect their work while growing their brands. Her unique perspective bridges passion and professionalism, helping creatives thrive in business without losing their voice. Stacy’s clients have included Talib Kweli, MF Doom, Kevin “Khaos” Cates, and the Werc Crew, among others. In addition to her legal work, Stacy has a passion for education. She has taught music business at the Art Institute of Atlanta and UCLA Extension, sharing her wealth of knowledge with the next generation of industry professionals. 

Valloyomara is an Afro-Latina curve model represented by Ursula Wiedmann Models and Ford Models, known for her striking presence and dedication to authentic representation in fashion and beauty.

Raised in East Atlanta, Valloyomara carries her roots with pride and uses her platform to inspire and uplift the next generation of models. She is especially passionate about mentorship, guiding aspiring talent on their journeys while advocating for diversity and inclusivity within the industry.

Her portfolio includes campaigns and collaborations with global brands such as Fenty Beauty, SheaMoisture, and more, establishing her as a versatile face in both beauty and fashion. Beyond the camera, Valloyomara continues to build a legacy that celebrates cultural identity, body positivity, and empowerment.