Executive & Board
​Leadership

The Right Kind of Black is led through a collaborative governance model that brings together executive leadership, board governance, and community-centered expertise.

Saretta Raheel, MBA
Chief Executive Officer

Saretta Raheel serves as Chief Executive Officer of The Right Kind of Black Girl, providing executive leadership for the organization's day-to-day operations, strategic execution, programs, partnerships, fundraising, and organizational growth. She works closely with the Board of Director to translate TRKBG's mission and strategic priorities into sustainable programs, partnerships, and measurable community impact. 
Grounded in equity, collaboration, and innovation, she is committed to advancing opportunities through sustainable, mission-driven leadership. She holds a dual bachelor's degrees in Business Management and Journalism, a master's degree in Public Relations, an MBA, and is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Communications. 

​Shambria Williams, MSW
Founder & Board President 

Shambria Williams is the Founder and Board President of The Right Kind of Black Girl (TRKBG). She provides mission stewardship, governance leadership, and long-term strategic vision, helping guide the organization as it grows its impact and builds toward a sustainable future. 
She is a dedicated advocate and community leaders committed to advancing equity and creating pathways for underserved communities to thrive. Through her leadership, she has built initiatives centered on healing, empowerment, and sustainable community impact. 
​Born and raised in Southern California, Shambria brings more than eight years of nonprofit leadership experience, including work that helped expand access to essential resources for more than 100,000 children throughout California. Her commitment to advocacy is shaped by both her professional expertise and lived experience navigating communities impacted by systemic inequities. 
Shambria earned a bachelor's degree in Sociology and Psychology with an emphasis in Law and Society from California State University, Los Angeles, and a master's degree in Social Work with a concentration in Community Organization and Business Innovation from the University of Southern California. She continues to lead TRKBG's mission of creating opportunities for Black girls and women to heal, grow, lead, and thrive. 

Leadership & Program Team

Behind every TRKBG program, partnership, and initiative is a team of leaders who believe Black girls and women deserve opportunities to thrive. Together, we bring expertise, lived experience, and a shared commitment to creating lasting change through leadership, wellness, economic mobility, and community. 

Margaret Bordeaux
​Operations Lead

Margaret Bordeaux is TRKBG's Operations Lead and a health and justice advocate whose personal and professional experience informs her work with individuals and communities impacted by social inequities, substance use, and criminal legal system. She specializes in gender-responsive and culturally responsive approaches that advance wellness, system change, and equitable access to care. A collaborative and strategic leader, she is dedicated to strengthening organizational operations while promoting accountability, innovation, and meaningful community impact. 

Board of Directors 

TRKBG's Board of Directors is composed of accomplished leaders from diverse sectors, including education, healthcare, mental health, business, technology, nonprofit leadership, and community engagement. United by shared commitment to expanding opportunities for Black girls and women, our Board provides the strategic guidance, governance, and stewardship that strengthen our organization and advance our mission. 
Through integrity, accountability, and thoughtful leadership, Board members help space organizational strategy, strengthen partnerships, ensure responsible governance, and position TRKBG for long-term sustainability and lasting community impact. 

Destineé Mitchell, MPA
Board Secretary & Impact Committee

Destineé Mitchell serves as Board Secretary for The Right Kind of Black Girl (TRKBG) and is an accomplished community engagement leader with experience developing initiatives that strengthen relationships between organizations and the community they serve.
Based in the Washington, DC metropolitan area, Destineé specializes in strategic outreach, program and event management, stakeholder engagement, and organizational initiatives that advance equity and inclusion. Her work reflects a deep commitment to creating meaningful connections, expanding opportunities, and supporting community-centered solutions. 
Destineé holds a Master of Public Administration in Public Policy and Management from Bowie State University. Through her service with TRKBG, she brings expertise in engagement strategy, public policy, and organizational development to help advance the organization's mission and impact. 

Quincy Tempro
​Board Treasurer Finance & Development Committee

Quincy J. Tempro serves as Board Treasurer of The Right Kind of Black Girl (TRKBG) and is a finance executive with more than 15 years of experience across nonprofit organizations, higher education, government, and community-based organizations. His professional background includes financial planning and analysis, budgeting and forecasting, financial reporting, grant and restricted fund management, and organizational financial strategy.
Throughout his career, Quincy has focused on translating complex financial information into actionable insights that support informed decision-making, responsible resource management, and long-term organizational sustainability. He brings expertise in strengthening financial processes and internal controls, supporting audit readiness, and partnering with leadership to align financial planning with organizational priorities and opportunities for growth.
Through his service with TRKBG, Quincy contributes financial expertise and a commitment to accountability, strategic stewardship, and sustainable growth. He believes that strong financial leadership helps create the foundation for meaningful, lasting impact and advances opportunities for Black women and girls to thrive. Beyond his professional work, Quincy has served as Treasurer of his Newark block association and has spent more than a decade tutoring and mentoring students. He holds a Master of Business Administration from Montclair State University.

Ashley Sailor
Finance & Development Committee

Ashley Sailor serves as a Board Member of The Right Kind of Black Girl (TRKBG) and is a community advocate with experience in nonprofit services, organizational leadership, and strategic engagement. A California native, Ashley has dedicated years to supporting initiatives that strengthen communities and create opportunities for meaningful impact. 
Ashley holds a Master of Business Administration with an emphasis in Organizational Leadership and brings more than eight years of experience as a Product Advisor with Southern California Gas Company. Her professional background spans management consulting, real estate, fashion, entertainment, and organizational operations, providing a diverse perspective on leadership and growth. 
Through her service with TRKBG, Ashley contributes strategic insight, operational expertise, and a passion for advancing opportunities that empower Black girls and women.  

Tamorra Sims
​Governance Committee

Tamorra Sims serves as a Board Member of The Right Kind of Black Girl (TRKBG) and is a servant leader with expertise in operational excellence, organizational growth, and team development. With more than a decade of professional experience, she has led initiatives that strengthen operations, improve engagement and create sustainable results. 
Known for her innovative and purpose-driven leadership, Tamorra brings experience in strategy, process improvement, staff development, and building inclusive environments where people can thrive. Her leadership philosophy is rooted in empowerment, resilience, and the belief that challenges can become opportunities for meaningful growth. 
​Through her service with TRKBG, Tamorra contributes strategic insight, operational expertise, and a commitment to advancing equity and creating opportunities for Black girls and women. 

Busayo Odunlami, EMBA
Program & Impact Committee

Busayo Odunlami serves as a Board Member of The Right Kind of Black Girl (TRKBG) and is a global transformation leader with more than 14 years of experience in consulting, enterprise transformation, digital strategy, and innovation. Throughout his career, he has advised organizations and executive leaders on large-scale initiatives that translate complex strategies into sustainable impact. 
As a technology and innovation strategist, Busayo brings expertise in organizational transformation, future-focused solutions, and building systems that expand opportunity. He is also the Co-Founder of the Billion Strong Foundation, an organization focused on equipping undeserved youth with digital fluency and skills for an evolving world.
Through his service wit TRKBG, Busayo contributes strategic insight, innovation expertise, and a commitment to advancing equity and creating pathways of opportunity for underserved communities. 

Lorre Hendricks
​Governance Committee

Lorre Hendricks serves as a Board Member of The Right Kind of Black Girl (TRKBG) and is a transformative leader with experience in military service, social work, organizational governance, and community-centered leadership. Throughout her career, she has focused on strengthening institutions, supporting families, and creating sustainable solutions that improve the lives of those she serves. 
Lorre brings expertise in governance, professional development, civic engagement, and service-based leadership. She is an active member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, and has served in leadership roles supporting community engagement and organizational development. She is also involved with Blacks in Government, where she contributes to professional advancement and effective governance initiatives. 
Lorre holds a Master of Social Work from University of Southern California, a Master of Science in Counseling, and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. Through her service with TRKBG, she contributes a deep commitment to equity, advocacy, and creating opportunities for Black women, girls, families, and communities to thrive. 

LaTasha Williams, MHC-LP
Program Committee

LaTasha Williams serves as a Board Member of The Right Kind of Black Girl (TRKBG) and is a mental health professional, entrepreneur, and leadership strategist with more than 14 years of experience in the nonprofit sector. She has provided executive leadership, strategic  direction, and program oversight to strengthen community-based mental health services and expand organizational impact.
Grounded in wellness, sustainability, and empowerment, LaTasha brings expertise in mental health, leadership development, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy. She is the Founder of Legacy in Motion, where  she supports families through entrepreneurship, ownership, and legacy-building opportunities.
​Through her service with TRKBG, LaTasha contributes a commitment to healing, economic empowerment, and creating affirming spaces where Black girls and women are supported, valued, and encouraged to define and pursue their own paths to success. 

Saraa Doris L. Lee, LCSW
Finance & Development Committee

Saraa Doris L. Lee serves as a Board Member of The Right Kind of Black Girl (TRKBG) and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, psychotherapist, and Founder of Soul Spa Psychotherapy, a virtual practice specializing in trauma, relationships, and emotional wellness. 
Born and raised in South Central Los Angeles, Saraa has dedicated her career to advancing mental health, community care, mentorship, and social impact. Her work integrates evidence-based therapeutic practices, culturally grounded healing approaches, and a deep commitment to creating affirming spaces for individuals and families. 
Saraa earned her bachelor's degree in Psychology from Pomona College, received a Fulbright Program award to teach and conduct research in South Korea, and earned her Master of Social Welfare from the University of California, Los Angeles. Her professional experience includes community mental health, child welfare, crisis response, LGBTQ advocacy, and mentorship initiatives. 
Through her service with TRKBG, Saraa contributes clinical expertise, a passion for healing-centered care, and a commitment to supporting Black girls, women, and families as they navigate growth, wellness, and transformation. 

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