Meet the LeadHERship Network Team

Latonya Wallace, Director of Community Relations at the NH Community Loan Fund, is a powerhouse of positivity, mentorship, and grace. A 2020 Leadership Seacoast graduate, 2021 NH Women’s Foundation AmplifiHer awardee, and one of NH's 200 most influential leaders, Latonya's journey is marked by compassion and empowerment. NH Business Review Outstanding Women in Business, 2023 and BLM Community Impact Leader award, 2023. Portsmouth Chamber Collaborator of the Year, 2023.

Her community contributions include convening and creating through The LeadHERship Network formerly known as Women of Color Connections.  This growing network empowers, connects, and provides support to female entrepreneurs and community leaders. Latonya also serves on the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) Advisory Board and GoodWork Seacoast Board, and is a Founder, incorporator and current Vice-Chair of the Business Alliance for People of Color (BAPOC), embodying her commitment to breaking barriers and fostering connections.

Flo Nicolas, Esq., is a versatile legal professional, tech innovator, and global author. Co-authoring 'Legal Operations in the Age of AI and Data,' her chapter delves into the crucial role of the Legal Operations Function in utilizing DEI data analytics. As the Founder and Chief Data and Innovation Strategist at Get Tech Smart, Flo aids organizations in leveraging data analytics for successful project outcomes.

Flo is the creator and host of two TV shows in New Hampshire, educating viewers about tech innovations and spotlighting essential community resources.

Flo's advocacy extends to causes like access to STEAM education, women in tech, and diversity in tech. Recognized with awards like the NH Business Review Outstanding Women in Business 2023, NH Tech Alliance Tech Professional of the Year 2023, and Gartner Legal Ambassador, she was also honored as an ABA Women of Legal Tech 2023. A TEDx Speaker and part of the 2024 New Hampshire 200 list, Flo actively engages in philanthropy, serving on boards and mentoring underrepresented professionals.

Her dedication to positive change is evident in every aspect of her career.

Shelley-Ann Cullen, a seasoned banker renowned for her financial expertise and meticulous attention to detail, extends her influence far beyond her professional role. Actively involved in her community, she dedicates her time to volunteering and serving on the boards of multiple nonprofit organizations. Leveraging her financial acumen, Shelley forges meaningful connections, inspires individuals, and champions positive change.

Her dual commitment to her career and volunteer endeavors reflects a overarching objective – bridging the divide between financial comprehension and philanthropic impact. Shelley impact resonates in both spheres, establishing her as a distinguished figure. She's on the board of Leadership Seacoast & Business Alliance for People of Color (BAPOC). An ambassador for the Portsmouth Chamber Collaborative. Her multifaceted approach not only enriches her professional standing but also leaves an indelible mark on the community, embodying her dedication to fostering positive change through the convergence of financial insight and philanthropy.