Khaliah O. Guillory

Khaliah works with organizations to leverage leadership to increase innovation and productivity.Buoyed by her passion to inspire others by means of speaking, Khaliah founded KOG & Company in 2015. KOG is a people empowerment platform built to encourage the masses to operate outside of their fears and summon up the unmitigated gall to courageously pursue their purpose and passions in life. Khaliah engages and captivates her audience by way of her gift of story-telling to “Inspire one person to be BIG in the world” while offering a fresh take on living a purpose-filled life. Khaliah’s vast experiences as a leader working for Fortune 500 companies has awarded her Houston’s Next Generation of Leaders Award. She graduated from the University of Central Florida, Nicholson School of Communication with a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications and is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Khaliah’s client list includes NASA, The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Microsoft, National Diversity Council and her alma mater, University of Central Florida. She has assumed a pertinent role as an Adjunct Professor in the MBA program at the University of Houston – Downtown and was elected an officer for the Advisory Board of the Texas Diversity Council. As Khaliah’s destiny is taking flight in more ways than one, her winning personality and candid take on diversity in life has landed her a spot as contributor for the international media platform, the Huffington Post. Because Khaliah understands that every human being was born with a certain measure of tenacity and strength, her mantra for life is: “Unleash Your Dopeness™” with the intention of inspiring the masses to unlock the greatness inside of them. Areas of Expertise: ✪ Women’s Empowerment ✪ Performance Productivity✪ Wellness & AI✪ Change Management✪ Building Employee Engagement✪ Effective Sales Strategies✪ Building Partner RelationshipsBased on her philanthropic work through the Cynthia A. Guillory Foundation, Mayor Sylvester Turner has declared October 29 as Khaliah O. Guillory Day.