Don't Sleep On The Dreams Montgomery

panelists

DR. ANA EVERETT

Dr. Ana Everett, a distinguished member of the Berean Christian Church and the visionary CEO of SolutionsAe, Inc. Dr. Everett has successfully established contractual relationships with the government in Ethiopia and has garnered the trust of top banks. These institutions now leverage her software solutions to facilitate Peer2Peer and Corporate Remittance, focusing on transactions that drive significant social advantages. Dr. Everett's contributions are a testament to her dedication to fostering sustainable development and financial empowerment in Africa.

LORI JOHNSON

DR. ANA EVERETT

Lori Lj Johnson is an on-air radio personality, actress, author, trauma survivor and coach. She is the United States Representative of a 5,000 year old Kingdom located in Idah, Kogi State Nigeria known as the Igala Kingdom. She serves as Oma Onyete or Princess and she assists the African ascended people in the diaspora reconnect to their roots.

For two decades, Lori has entertained audiences as host on various inspirational networks. Today, you can tune in to her multifaceted radio show entitled, Moments with LJ, on Heaven Radio WSPO in Charleston, South Carolina.

AKILAH

EDDIE LEVERT, JR.

Akilah Nehanda is a musical artist, content creator, and YouTube influencer. The Howard University graduate has even been featured in THE SOURCE and recognized by Vice News as “The Best Muslim rapper Houston has ever seen”. She has performed in various cities all over the United States. Houston,Texas. Besides being a musical artist, Akilah has managed to organically reach millions of views on her social media platforms for her colorful content and Modest fashion reels. She is currently signed to Peace Industry Music Group which is an imprint at RocNation.

EDDIE LEVERT, JR.

Eddie Levert, Jr., is the President of our A&R. (Artists and Repertoire) .

Department. The department of a recording label that is responsible for recruiting, marketing, and developing talent. Eddie Levert, Jr., son of Eddie Levert of the OJays, is an American Record Label and Publishing Executive. Eddie is actively involved in film and reality show production.

awards

Dr. John Henry Winston, Jr.

An unsung hero of the Civil Rights struggle, Dr. Winston played an integral role in the Selma to Montgomery March as he provided health care for injured marches. Not only this, but he was a trailblazer for African-American doctors in

Montgomery. Such contributions resulted in him recently being awarded with a 2019 MLK Jr. Beloved Community Leaders Award.

Perhaps his most notable professional accomplishment was co-founding the

Pryor-Winston Medical Center, a practice dedicated to providing healthcare to the often underserved West Montgomery community for over five decades.

Dr. Clifford M. Terrell

Dr. Terrell had more than 53 years of experience serving in ministry and 47 years serving as Pastor of various churches across the nation. He established and pastored churches in Texas, North Dakota, Virginia, Ohio, and Alabama. In March 1987, God spoke to his heart and gave him a vision to start a church in Montgomery, Alabama. A “Church Built on Love” and its mission would be to reach the multitudes and build bridges between the races and denominations. He established the Gospel Tabernacle Church of God in Christ where he served as Pastor until the Lord called him home from his labor.

Blondine Hoskins (In Memoriam)

Born in 1936 in Jeffersonville, GA. Blondine was an entrepreneur who loved to style your hair and have family get togethers with lots of food that she cooked. Don’t bring no food to her house! At 86 years old, Blondine was still doing hair, walking daily, in a book club and active with friends and family. Blondine passed away in July of 2023 and is dearly missed by family. We give this plaque to her daughter, Deedee, in her honor.

Sheyann Webb Christburg

Civil Rights Activist, Author, and Youth Advocate. Sheyann Webb-Christburg has

built a lifelong career as a voice for hope, justice, equality, and humanitarianism.

Mrs. Webb-Christburg is known as one of the youngest activists during the Civil

Rights Movement in Selma, Alabama in the 1960s and named by the late Dr.

Martin Luther King Jr. as the “Smallest Freedom Fighter”. She uses her story of

courage, triumph, and overcoming adversity to impact millions across the

country and globally.

Because of Mrs. Webb-Christburg’s numerous encounters with racism and

poverty, for nearly 40 years she has helped thousands of youth in America gain the confidence they needed to break out of non-productive patterns and reach for success.

Visionaries