Dr. Sheila Smith • Jan ’26 Dr. Sheila Smith Doctor | Coach | Community Architect | Faith + AI Strategist Where I’m From: Raised in New Jersey, shaped by resilience, wisdom, and straight-talk grit—and now living on the outskirts of OKC, just minutes from the historic legacy of Black Wall Street. That matters to me. It’s a daily reminder that ownership, empowerment, and community economics are part of our heritage, not a new idea. My journey spans education, faith leadership, business development, advocacy, and coaching. For decades, I’ve helped individuals and organizations move from confusion to clarity, from silence to voice, and from potential to purpose. At the core of my work is one belief: wisdom should be visible, transferable, and impactful. What I’m Building & Why I’m Here: I’m here to connect with builders, leaders, and visionaries who understand that community is a strategy, not a side effect. My focus is on merging faith, AI, and business intelligence to help people expand their reach without losing their integrity. My work centers on: - Helping women 45+ turn lived wisdom into income, influence, and legacy - Teaching authentic personal branding that feels aligned—not performative - Making AI practical, accessible, and non-intimidating - Equipping churches, ministries, and organizations with modern tools that actually serve people One Resource I’m Passionate About Sharing: I’m giving away a FREE AI-powered digital business card—not just for you, but for you to give away as a powerful lead magnet. This is perfect for: - Churches and ministries - Business and networking events - Conferences, workshops, and community outreach - Coaches, consultants, and service providers - Anyone who wants a professional, modern way to share information instantly You can use it for yourself and duplicate it as a gift to others—turning connection into community and access into opportunity. Service & Impact: Alongside my business work, I lead a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving disenfranchised communities and veterans. For me, empowerment must move beyond conversation into action, restoration, and real support.