Latoya N.  Leslie, Founder & Humanitarian on Influential Women

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Latoya N. Leslie

Founder & Humanitarian, LESOYA LLC

GA

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Degree Bachelors of Science, Public Health Degree Masters, Urban Policy Analysis & Management Member Rotary

Her Story

About Latoya

I'm a Jamaican-born woman of faith, tech enthusiast, artist, humanitarian, social impact entrepreneur, sexual-assault survivor, and visionary raised in New Jersey. I created my personal website because I understand that there's power in storytelling and intentional relationship-building. I also love problem solving and making an impact. I believe in the infinite abundance of the universe.


I’m passionate about helping others by championing a mindset that encourages faith-based intentional living. Authenticity & Truth motivates me. My specialties include: Customer Success, Intrapreneurship, Enterprise Software, Bootstrapping, Career Pivots, and Project Management. I help business owners with Customer Retention and clear decision making to maximize customer lifetime value. I’m also a SA survivor of technology-facilitated abuse. I’m open to speaking engagements on my experience and healing journey.


In December 2017, I founded LESOYA®️ after discovering in grad school that Social Entrepreneurship was the ideal manifestation of my passion for Service and Technology. My vision for my startup is to support, encourage, and facilitate social good actions using technology for the betterment of humanity. Our first app is CandShout™️, an HR-focused mobile platform for Frustrated Job Applicants and Companies. 


As a Speaker, Artist, SA Survivor, Tech Founder, and aspiring Lawyer, I’m currently focused on creating sustainable value while partnering with brands and sponsors that align with my values.

Her Interview

Ten minutes with Latoya

01What do you attribute your success to?

My faith, my resiliency, and the spirit of Entrepreneurship in my Ancestry.

02What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?

Keep going, don’t give up.

03What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?

Be curious, ask questions, find a mentor or community that helps support professional and personal goals. Do it scared and don’t be afraid to take risks.

04What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?

Oversaturation: Digital Toxicity, Rapid changes in technology, Opportunities for innovation and collaboration are available, limited barriers to entry.

05What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?

Integrity, Authenticity, Good Character

Her Content Hub

Articles by Latoya

Success equals personal integrity. The key to building lasting relationships with clients lies in two crucial elements: exceptional customer service and unwavering integrity.

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