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Kiko Davis: Ebony Magazine Power 100 Honoree Ep. 58

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Release Date: 12/16/2018

Ignite 2 Impact Podcast - Raise up and Inspire the Next Generation of Leaders

Grief is an impossible emotion to avoid. While the pain of mourning is undeniable, the loss of a loved one does not have to halt your destiny and growth forever.

Ep. 116 Top 3 Lessons We Learned From Covid - 19, and Why Healthcare Will Never Be The Same

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Meet Denise Fair Razo, who found herself at the forefront of Detroit's battle with Covid-19 when appointed as chief public health officer by Detroit's mayor just a few months before the pandemic's start.

Ep 94 The Best Ways to Keep It Together during Difficult Times

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Feeling out of balance during these times? Not sure how to stay happy and positive? Dr. Geneva talks with Dr. Michele Leno about personal development tips and ways to keep it together and be happy even in difficult times. This insightful conversation with one of the most renowned mental health experts will inspire YOU and help get you back in sync.

Ep 103 Good Health can Equal Happiness

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What’s the link between happiness and health? If you’re happy, you may be giving great benefits to your health, scientific evidence says.

Ep 97 How Entrepreneurs can Reimagine a Compelling Vision for their Business in 2021

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The vision for your business may have taken a real turn during this past, very difficult year. Perhaps you’ve become uncertain about your short and long-term business goals or feel your vision isn't as compelling as it once was.

Ep. 115 Over 50, Underemployed and Not the Way I Used To Be

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Did you know you could be on your way to living in or near poverty with an entirely different lifestyle as you age?

Ep. 114 How to Motivate, Model, Mentor, Move as a Leader:The 4-M Model of Leadership

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When you think of a good leader, what comes to mind?

Ep. 113 The Reasons You’re NOT Living Your Best Life Now

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What’s stopping you from enjoying your life to the fullest?

Ep.112 How to Use Your Passion to Help Others

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Do you ever wonder how you can help others?

Mistakes Women of Color Make in the Corporate Workplace and How to Fix Them

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Are you dealing with challenges at your workplace? Studies say women of color, especially Black women, experience huge barriers, unfair treatment, and lack of opportunities in the corporate workplace.

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Kiko Davis is the only female African American bank owner in the United States.

She is also the trustee of the Donald Davis Living Trust. Kiko’s late husband, Don Davis, was the former chairman and owner of First Independence Bank, the 7th largest African-American controlled bank in the United States, which is still controlled by the Davis family.

She is also the founder and president of the Don Davis Legacy Foundation, established in 2016 to perpetuate the legacy building efforts and initiatives envisioned and developed by the late, Donald Davis, world renowned music producer turned banking mogul.

Kiko Davis is the Managing Director of Groovesville Productions & Publishing LLC which controls the Grammy Award-winning music catalog of her late husband.

A respected investor, speaker and mentor, Kiko Davis received many accolades and awards for her work. Mrs. Davis, a Detroit native, is also a devoted mother to her two children.

Davis takes pride in her philanthropic efforts and extends her support to great causes and organizations such as the Ronald McDonald House, the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History and many other organizations that serve the community. She also served for three years on the Lawrence P. Doss Scholarship Foundation as a nonprofit board member.

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