Laqueshia Britt

I attribute my success first to God — for direction, alignment, strength, and the grace to be my authentic self and remain rooted in my core values. I also honor the like-minded individuals He placed in my life who believed in me, in the moments I questioned myself. I stand firmly on a foundation of grace, guidance, growth, and God’s intentional timing.

The best career advice I’ve ever received is simple yet powerful: never stop learning. The world is constantly evolving, and staying curious and open to new knowledge is essential for growth. Whether it’s through formal education, learning from peers, or seeking new experiences, continuous learning keeps you adaptable, relevant, and innovative. Embracing this mindset has allowed me to expand my skills, overcome challenges, and seize opportunities I might have otherwise missed. It’s a reminder that no matter where you are in your career, there’s always more to discover and ways to improve. Additionally, I learned to strive to become 1% better every day.

My advice to young women entering my industry would be to actively seek out a mentor who can guide and support you. A mentor can offer invaluable insights, help you navigate challenges, and provide wisdom from their own experiences. Find someone whose values align with yours and who can inspire you to reach your full potential. Mentorship is not just about career advice—it’s about building a network of trust and learning from someone who has already walked the path you're beginning. Surrounding yourself with a strong support system will give you the confidence to take on new challenges and advance in your career.

One of the biggest challenges in my field is growing initiatives in a way that creates meaningful and lasting impact. As technology continues to evolve and demand for personalized, high-quality experiences rises, scaling operations while maintaining attentive, individualized support becomes increasingly complex. Finding the right balance between growth, innovation, and hands-on guidance is essential—and it requires constant adaptation and thoughtful problem-solving.

The value that stands out most to me, both in my work and personal life, is being a role model. I believe in leading by example—whether it's showing integrity, demonstrating resilience in the face of challenges, or being accountable for my actions. I strive to set a standard for those around me, especially in how I treat others and approach my work. It’s not just about achieving personal success, but about inspiring others to do the same and helping them recognize their own potential.