Camille Davenport is a Regional HR Business Partner for CompassOne Healthcare where she has worked as an HR leader for 16 years. In her current role, she provides strategic HR support for 6 Regional Vice President and 7500 associates covering 18 states. With over 20 years of Human Resource experience and a passion for leader development, Camille has become a valuable resource both within CompassOne and within the community for providing strategic HR advice and guidance, leader training and mentoring support for young HR leaders.

Camille is passionate about ensuring that girls of all ages come to know who they are and that they discover the beauty and power that they possess. Camille resides in Clemmons with her husband, Michael; they are parents to three adult children, two school-aged children, and three grandchildren.

Masonne Sawyer is an accomplished holistic student support services professional with extensive Community College experience and currently serves in the role of Vice President of College & Career Readiness & Holistic Success Services at Forsyth Technical Community College. Highlights include developing and implementing programs that directly relate to improving student success, persistence, and retention. Effective communicator with excellent planning and organizational skills and the ability to collaborate across departments/divisions and establish realistic goals and attain results. She is an alum of Forsyth Tech where she completed her college transfer degree and went on to obtain her bachelor’s degree in social sciences from Gardner-Webb University followed by a Master of Science in Psychology from Capella University.

She serves on the Board of Directors for Experiment in Self-Reliance and The Trinity Center in Winston-Salem, NC, Chair of Education Day Committee for Leadership Winston-Salem as well as the Board of Directors for the NC American Council on Education Women’s Network. She is the recipient of several awards including Staff Person of the Year, the Forsyth Tech President’s Award and was recently inducted into the Phi Theta Kappa Alumni Hall of Honor.

In addition to her role at the college, Masonne is a devoted wife and mother to her husband Kevan and son, Kieran, and daughter Sydne. Along with her dedication to her family, Masonne is committed to her work at her church and in mentoring and coaching young women to be strong, bold, and courageous leaders.

Brooke Culler is the publisher of Forsyth Woman and Forsyth Family Magazines and the voice behind the Forsyth Magazines Podcast. Born and raised in Clemmons, NC, she now calls Winston-Salem home. Though she earned a degree in Elementary Education from High Point University, Brooke followed her passion for storytelling and community connection by jumping straight into the world of publishing after college.

In addition to leading two of the Triad’s most-loved publications, Brooke is also the co-owner of Washington Park CrossFit—where she merges her love for fitness, leadership, and building strong (literally and figuratively) communities.

Outside of work, you’ll find Brooke soaking up quality time with her husband, their two dogs (a Bernedoodle and a German Shepherd), and their crew of family and friends. She’s happiest on the water, wake surfing in the summer, snowboarding in the winter, and squeezing in CrossFit workouts all year round.

Brooke’s heart for local connection, positive impact, and high-energy hustle keeps her calendar full—but she wouldn’t have it any other way.

Keisha is a Licensed Professional School Counselor, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) and a Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist Associate (LCASA) with more than 15 years of experience working with adolescents and adults. As a School Counselor, she has gained extensive experience working with school-aged children and families dealing with life transitions, trauma, depression, anxiety and family conflicts. She has a passion for helping adolescents and families overcome challenges to reach their full potential. In her private practice, Samara Cares Counseling & Consulting, PLLC, she guides clients to pull from their own strengths and experiences using reality therapy, solution-focused therapy,  and cognitive behavioral therapy.  

As a North Carolina native, she received her Bachelors of Science Degree in Management from High  Point University before earning her Masters of Science Degree in School Counseling from North Carolina  A&T State University. She began her career as a Professional School Counselor in a local high school before pursuing her certifications in mental health and addictions. She is also a National Certified  Counselor (NCC) and a Youth Mental Health First Aid Provider with training in suicide intervention,  career development and childhood trauma. She has provided her service to several youth organizations and non-profit agencies in the community, including Crosby Scholars & YMCA Achievers.  

In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her three children, as well as vacationing, volunteering,  scrapbooking, and attending cultural events.

A proud Winston-Salem native, Jasmine Pitt is a Shareholder at Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz PC, where she practice commercial litigation. Her journey was forged at Wake Forest University, where she earned both her undergraduate and law degrees. Deeply grateful for the mentorship that shaped her path, Jasmine is passionately committed to paying it forward, dedicating herself to uplifting and guiding others in their own professional and personal development.

Jasmine’s heart and soul is giving back to her community. She thrives on empowering the next generation, actively mentoring law students (with a special focus on first-generation and minority students), judging moot court competitions, and diving into leadership development programs. She is excited to serve with LEAD Girls and to work towards its mission. She is also honored to serve in leadership positions as the President of the local judicial bar, President of the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Piedmont Triad, and Vice-Chair of the Greensboro Ballet’s Board of Directors. Most recently, her impact was celebrated with the 2026 Triad Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 Award, honoring her professional excellence and profound community contributions.

Outside of work, Jasmine loves exploring the world with her husband Brandon, cheering on her favorite ACC basketball teams, getting lost in a live musical, and curling up with a good book.