Meet The Team

Natasha is a mother, poet and a community beacon. Empower Then Conquer was created due to Natasha’s desires to help the homeless, those being bullied and dealing with mental illness. Her number one goal for ETC is to positively impact those in need and touch as many lives possible. She is a person that stands strong in what’s right and hopes to make changes to the world. Natasha’s desire is to open up a transitional home for those who want to get back onto their feet but need a little help to reach their goals and to allow those to not only show, but prove they want to make a change in a difference in their lives. 

Korrin is the youngest member of Empower Then Conquer. Currently studying Criminal Justice & Law, and minoring in Business & Analytics. She also tutors K-12 students. She is a young leader inspiring to make change and always ensures the success of ETC.

Terrence works in the field of Environmental Compliance. He graduated from the University of Georgia with a B.S. in Environmental Science. Terrence is apart of The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Incorporated. He helps with at-risk youth, and devotes his time to the homeless in the surrounding areas. 

Stephanie is a member of Partners in Tourism, has an active seat on the small business council and has 30 years of mortgage experience. As an entrepreneur, Stephanie is passionate about supporting people in all aspects of life.

Tameka is a mom, business owner, and an executive leader. She is a property manager based out of Virginia, but always makes it her business to be here for us in South Carolina. She is familiar with leasing, marketing, bookkeeping, customer service, and so much more. Her adaptability and initiative always shows her ambitious attitude for being a big leader to the ETC company. Tameka’s main goal with ETC is to show her boys you can do great within the world for those less fortunate.

Amaya graduated from Clemson University with her B.S. in Biological Sciences and a minor in the field of microbiology. She is currently working on her masters in Medical Science with a concentration in Molecular Medicine. Amaya's goal for ETC is to network and help bring awareness about pressing issues within the community.