"You are a divine carrier of something special that
the world needs."
Tabitha J
Identity Advocate. Strategist. Speaker. Creative.
Tabitha J is a Speaker, Mentor, Brand Strategist, and the CEO of Tabitha J Enterprises—a creative consultancy that helps women and ministries build identity-driven brands with clarity, excellence, and purpose. Known as “your identity advocate,” Tabitha specializes in connecting passion, experience, and character to vision and opportunity, guiding leaders into who they are called to be—both on and off the stage.
After receiving a degree in Media & Graphic Arts, Tabitha spent over 15 years in Corporate America before transitioning into the nonprofit sector, where her passion for empowerment, etiquette, and personal development took root. She launched The Brielle Connection Center in 2014, an early expression of her commitment to helping individuals create structure, confidence, and a clearer path for their lives.
Her empowerment work began in 2008 with weekly sessions for teenage girls—teaching identity, etiquette, and social awareness—which later evolved into her nonprofit movement, The Eden Movement, and its signature program Girls Are Better (G.A.B.). Tabitha’s community focus also birthed Code Blue Chicago, a citywide initiative designed to strengthen faith-based engagement and address local challenges.
Today, Tabitha J Enterprises serves as the home for her creative services, brand coaching, event strategy, etiquette training, and her women’s development platforms, including her podcast, Poised for Purpose. She is also the author of the Lady Boss series of planners and is currently developing K.I.S.S. — Keep It Simple Sista, a streamlined tool for women navigating life, leadership, and transition.
At the heart of her work is her greatest role—mom to her daughter, Gabrielle. Whether speaking, coaching, or curating transformational experiences, Tabitha’s mission remains the same: to help individuals embrace identity, pursue purpose with confidence, and rise beyond the standards they once set for themselves.