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Bobette Brown is a TransformationArchitect, Empowerment Speaker, Certified Life and Relationship Coach, and PublishedAuthor. This former 82nd Airborne Paratrooperhas endured many battle wounds, yet she has emerged as a clear victor! She is a champion for women who want to movefrom scars to beauty marks by sharing the storyunder the scar to enrich the life of another lady.

Just a few years ago she was stuck! She was busy helping others succeed,but on the inside Bobette was bruised and broken! She had given up on herdreams until one day, while listening to the lyrics of a song by IsraelHoughton, she was inspired to dream and believe again. Now, she carries her scars as badges of honor and demonstrates her mastery of helping people to break silent isolation anddiscover their place of purpose.

Utilizing results-basedcoaching, live speaking events, teleseminars and courses, this “purpose-preneur”and Founder of BGB Enterprises™ and TransformUniversity™ empowerspeople to maximize their potential and profitability. Her Signature Coaching Mastermind Program, Authentically U: A License to Live™ encourages womeninfluencers to get down to the core of who they are so they can rock their truebeauty and move from “woe is me” to “woowee!”

Shehas been a guest on the TrinityBroadcasting Network, Howard University, WLVS radio, and on various other motivational platforms, both statesideand abroad. Bobette has a master’s degree from Wesley Theological Seminary, aBS in Business and Management from the University of Maryland University College,and she is a Certified Work-Life Professional. She is a member of the Disabled AmericanVeterans, Federally Employed Women and World at Work Society of CertifiedProfessionals. Connect to thisempowering movement at BobetteBrown.com.

Affectionatelyknown as "Lady Bobette," she has been married to Dr. T. Cedric Brownfor 26+ years, and together they host some of the most powerful conversationalevents on relationship building. They are the proud parents of two adult sons,Joshua and Caleb.

Hermotto is, “If you don’t want me to pushyou to your next level of success, please don’t share your dreams with me.”