Dawn Michelle Chamberlain MPH, MBA, is a highly sought-after international keynote speaker, master trainer, coach, and author. Leveraging close to 30 years of professional experience in the human services, public health education, and business industry, Dawn is now on a mission to impact audiences worldwide by teaching them to Expand, Elevate and Eliminate Excuses to dominate as business owners and entrepreneurs. She specifically trains new, emerging, and aspiring business owners to identify and overcome challenges that keep them from building successful businesses effectively. Through sharing her personal journey of discovering her fierceness despite the multiple failures, including incarceration, Dawn challenges her audience to embrace their next level. She mentors passionately, guiding clients to pursue their business vision confidently. She empowers business owners to be the best version of themselves, so they can confidently show up in their business and reach those they have been called to serve.
In line with her unyielding passion for helping businesswomen succeed, Dawn is CEO of Dawn Michelle Enterprises Inc. and serves as Chief Visionary Officer of Felon Friendly Foundation. She equips clients with tools and strategies to put their best foot forward, reach their ideal clients, grow their businesses, and walk in their purpose. Dawn is also the founder of No Hustle University, a groundbreaking coaching program that provides entrepreneurship education and training to understand better resources, monetization, compliance, and other matters related to owning a business. Her program comprises several components that include learning from mistakes, failures, hurts, and rejection; recognizing value; and creating a positive mindset, self-talk, and self-love. She is also the host of A Daily Dose of Dawn, a highly anticipated podcast discussing issues revolving around dominating in love, hope, and purpose.
Recognized as a well-known figure in her community, Dawn is a fierce advocate and supporter of The Second Chance Act regarding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in communities, education, workforce, healthcare, housing, and entrepreneurship for those who have been impacted by the justice system. She speaks extensively about having the confidence to be fierce through failures, using failure as a stepping stone for success, having a social impact, and leveraging failure to find purpose. She also serves as Chairperson of Hooper Councill Positive Potential Project, a 501 C (3) non-profit organization dedicated to offering a progressive range of support services focused on facilitating the successful integration of target groups with high criminological risk factors and improving public safety in the community.
Dawn is a visionary recognized for her leadership, commitment, and contributions to her community and the next generation.
