“Business is a lifestyle. Use everyone, don’t misuse anyone." – Bailey Sessoms

Hello There

About Us

We’re creating a community of unapologetically ambitious entrepreneurs passionate about making personal connections and helping your dreams thrive.

Our Perspective + Goal

Hey, We Hear You!

We think it’s safe to say we have all experienced a time in our careers when we felt stuck. Whether it was finding the right business partner or mentor or having a hard time finding peers that could help support our business goals.

To get unstuck, we may go to Google to search “how do you…” or reach out to friends for advice. And, of course, we seek networking events to meet new influencers and talk business.

While those are all well-suggested solutions, something critical is missing. So often, the missing piece to our road to success is something as simple as developing authentic relationships and new business skills.

Outside of unwavering faith, dreams can’t come true without genuine relationships and a solid network of allies. So we have to take the time to cultivate personal connections with people BEFORE pushing our business agendas. Then take the time to learn and implement the knowledge they have to offer.

The good news is we have a way to make that happen! CEO ConVo Podcast™ is creating a community of unapologetically ambitious entrepreneurs passionate about making personal connections and helping your dreams thrive.

We hope you’ll join us!

 

Photo: Marcus Bennett (We miss you, rest in peace.)

I’m Bailey Sessoms!

An entrepreneur with over 20-years of “skin in the game.”

Being called “bazooka lips,” “big foot,” and “chicken legs” growing up, I learned early how your image determines how others view and treat you.

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I combined my experiences and passion for branding and thought leadership to help inspire minority-led businesses. I want to help them define their brand and show the impact they make in the world.

I realized the key to being comfortable in my own skin was believing I had something to offer. I knew God created me with a purpose, and I took others’ negative energy and transformed it into a successful brand.

The same applies when building any brand. First, point out the elephant in the room and own what’s unique about you! Then take what you don’t like about your industry and change it by offering something better.

That’s how you define, level up, and build an impactful personal brand. This is my approach when working with multimillion-dollar CEOs to side-hustle entrepreneurs.

Being authentic is everything. This can only be done by self-exploration, not by having a herd mentality.

Read on if you really want the 411.