About

Fenika Miller - Principal Consultant

Fenika Miller is an accomplished professional and community leader with over three decades of experience in both private and governmental sectors.

Introduced to service at a young age, Fenika is actively involved in the community. She is an inspirational leader who is able to inspire action and build coalitions of people from diverse backgrounds to implement positive social change. Fenika believes that opportunities belong to all of us, and that when equipped with the right skills, each of us possesses the ability to lead change. Her advocacy centers on economic stability, educational opportunity, healthcare and housing. In 2012, she founded New Vision MSK - a not-for-profit service organization committed to increasing civic responsibility and raising social awareness among women and girls, as well as, to encourage diverse voices in decision-making positions. Under her leadership, in 2017, the organization curated and convened Black Women & Girls Advocacy Day, held annually at the state Capitol, as well as, led the charge to establish April 30th as Black Women & Girls Awareness Day in the state of Georgia.

Her vision is to live in a state and community where every woman and girl has the opportunity to lead, succeed, govern, and prosper in every area of their lives. Respected as a credible voice in the community, Fenika earns a seat at the table wherever she serves.

Fenika holds an MBA from Wesleyan College and a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from THE Fort Valley State University. She is a 2014 graduate of Leadership Robins, Vice Chair of the Development Authority of Warner Robins, and is a business mentor for SCORE-Middle GA. In 2020, Fenika opened Succeed Cowork – an inclusive co-working community and entrepreneur incubator for women of color.