Enid has also done work for the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, the Black Women’s Roundtable, National Association of Music Merchants, the National Federation of Democratic Women, Collegiate Catalyst and MBA Catalyst. Before forming INSPR Media, she was communications director for the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) where she launched the organization’s social media platforms and helped create the organization’s “Inside Government” radio program. Enid has done public relations work for Pepsi Cola, The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF), the National SAFEKids Campaign, the Democratic National Committee, the AFL-CIO, Wyeth Laboratories, the Campaign for America’s Future, the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) and several local businesses.

She previously worked for the Associated Press, WTOP-AM, Greer, Margolis, Mitchell & Burns, and Ketchum Public Relations. Her journalism career includes stints with Associated Press, WTOP-AM, and WHUR-FM. She is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists, Public Relations Society of America (PRSA), Black Data Professional Associates (BDPA) and the National Press Club. She is the recipient of several awards including a “Pollie” from the American Association of Political Consultants and a Silver Anvil from PRSA.

Enid is a CBE( Certified Business Enterprise) in the District of Columbia and lives in Ward 5’s Brookland DC neighborhood.

Prior to joining INSPR, Saahir spent nearly 20 years in multiple positions of increasing responsibility for the American Public Transportation Association, ultimately serving as a senior program manager for 4 annual conferences and led the International Bus & Rail Rodeo, the transit industry’s yearly appreciation competition for front line transit employees.

She currently is an event manager for Soka Tribe, DC’s Premiere Caribbean dance troupe. In addition to performing, she supports the Convoy (Community Performance Group) with performer support, onsite contact management and procurement of merchandise and uniforms.

Saahir also a part of The Selfcarefully™ Certification Program. As a member of the leadership team, she is providing her expertise in solution and program management.

Saahir is a graduate of the University of the District of Columbia with a Bachelor of Administration in Business Marketing and has written previously for community newspapers including the Washington Afro-American.

Recently she worked on the Read Across America Initiative for Amerigroup NJ in which she secured Actress Brooke Shields to participate and tape a book narration for the kids. Other major projects include the re-opening of the MLK Jr. Library and the developing the marketing strategy for a brand’s recontracting in Washington D.C. She has worked with INSPR Media since August 2020. Previously Maddie interned for the Ryan Seacrest Foundation in Washington D.C. where she hosted over a dozen live shows for in-patient children, including the entire arrangement of a celebrity interview with dance star, Maddie Ziegler which was broadcast in major cities across the country.

He manages daily operations of Studio One, the company's Atlanta-based digital & video production facility and renders direct oversight to video content objectives for Radio One's Atlanta cluster of four radio station brands (Hot 107.9, Majic 107.5/97.5, Praise 102.5 and Classix 102.9) and four nationally-syndicated radio programs including the Rickey Smiley Morning Show & the Ed Lover Morning Show.

He spearheaded video and digital campaigns for Ciroc, Xfinity, Tanqueray and St. Jude's Children's Hospital. He also oversaw video and digital content strategy for the company's biggest concert events including Praise in the Park and Birthday Bash.

Previously, he served as Content Curator for Internet television startup Pluto TV where he oversaw the programming strategy of 10 television channels including the launch of five new television channels such as Tastemade, Pluto Movies and The Asylum.

Martin also previously served as Director of Communications and Marketing for the District of Columbia government's Office of Cable Television, Film, Music and Entertainment under Mayor Muriel Bowser and as First Vice President of the Capital Press Club.

Other positions Martin has held include serving as online editor for Radio One's Washington, DC market, which includes top-10 stations WKYS 93.9 FM and Majic 102.3 FM. Under his watch, the market's website traffic increased over 200% and social media presence for his associated radio station properties grew 500%.

The Fresno, California native has consulted for such clients as DC mayor Murial Bowser, radio personality EZ Street and the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation on digital strategy and video projects. He also produced content for Theurbandaily.com, Newsone.com and The Washington Post.

Prior to Radio One, Martin was the national correspondent for the NNPA News Service, the national newswire for over 200 Black and community newspapers.

Martin is a 2009-2010 NNPA/AARP fellow. He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism from the Howard University John H. Johnson School of Communications, where he was twice nominated for a Hearst Award for feature writing.

When she’s not working or focusing on school, Daniela can be found reading a good book or spending time with her younger sister. She is a first generation college student, with two parents who immigrated to the U.S. from El Salvador in hopes of a better life for their children. Family is very important to her, and she is constantly striving to grab hold of the opportunities they have given her.

Passionate about mental health, athletics, and the intersectionality between the two, she hopes to one day use her experience at INSPR to work with organizations to empower underserved youth through sports.

He served as director of career development for the global news division of The Associated Press, overseeing ground-breaking leadership and management development programs for editorial managers and staff around the world. He also managed industry-leading student programs and newsroom diversity and inclusion initiatives. His more than three decades of news industry experience also includes newspapers, television, and journalism education.

Robert has a bachelor’s degree in mass communications from Jackson State University and a master’s degree in organizational leadership from Gonzaga University. He also has professional certificates in servant leadership from Gonzaga and leadership studies from the Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations. He is a certified professional coach.

Robert is a member of several journalism, training, and coaching organizations. He has served on the professional advisory council for the Jackson State University Department of Journalism and Media Studies, and he currently serves on the board of directors of the New Jersey Creative Arts Collaborative.