Meet The Changemaking Team

Sydney Jackson-Clockston is a leadership development coach, business strategist, and founder of Citrine Unlimited LLC. With over a decade of experience supporting entrepreneurs, mission-driven organizations, and women in leadership, Sydney specializes in guiding changemakers to grow their influence, build meaningful professional networks, and lead with authenticity. She has supported hundreds of business owners through pivotal transitions, partnered with startups on capacity-building strategies, and facilitated mentorship circles that foster connection and collaboration. Sydney is also an award-winning author and a sought-after speaker known for delivering engaging, actionable workshops on leadership, empowerment, and community building.

Otisa Eads is an HR Systems Strategist, executive coach, and organizational consultant who helps purpose-driven businesses and nonprofits build intentional, people-centered systems for sustainable growth. With nearly a decade of experience transforming internal operations, Otisa specializes in streamlining HR processes, strengthening team dynamics, and guiding leaders to make structure a tool—not a barrier—for impact. Otisa began her journey in a small catering company, where she developed onboarding and operational systems that fueled lasting growth. That experience ignited her calling and led her to define her unique role: HR Systems Strategist. Since then, she’s supported organizations across sectors, using a blend of strategic vision and grounded facilitation to help businesses evolve from the inside out. Known for her clarity and care, Otisa has coached CEOs and executive teams through periods of growth, change, and realignment—helping them develop cohesive strategies, navigate internal challenges, and lead with confidence and compassion. She believes that internal alignment drives external success and takes pride in helping leadership teams build workplaces where both people and purpose can thrive. Otisa holds a degree in Organizational Communication and Spanish from Murray State University. She brings deep curiosity, cultural humility, and systems-level thinking to every engagement—whether she’s consulting, coaching, facilitating, or training. As a coach in the POP Collective, Otisa helps changemakers build capacity, culture, and clarity—offering structure with soul, and strategy grounded in purpose.

LaRae Martinez is a conscious leadership coach, community strategist, and advocate for transformative entrepreneurship. With a decade of experience supporting underestimated entrepreneurs, mission-driven brands, and emerging thought leaders, LaRae specializes in helping changemakers clarify their message, expand their impact, and lead with both heart and strategy. She currently serves as a Strategic Outreach & Partnerships Manager, where she connects purpose-driven founders with the resources, relationships, and visibility they need to thrive. A graduate of ASU’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and a Master’s student in Professional Communication at Southern Utah University, LaRae brings a strong foundation in digital strategy, leadership communication, and ethical influence to every coaching relationship. Her approach blends research-based methods with intuitive insight, supporting women to move from survival to systems, self-doubt to storytelling, and burnout to aligned abundance. As a coach in the POP Collective, LaRae guides members through the Empowered Digisist Business experience—helping them rise in their purpose, own their voice, and build legacies rooted in justice and joy.

Priestess Shananda is a holistic life strategist, intuitive guide, and founder of The Divinity of Ananda Intuitive Consulting. With over a decade of experience in trauma-informed coaching, Ayurveda, yogic wisdom, and sacred ritual, Shananda supports women in restoring alignment, cultivating resilience, and living with soulful intention. Her signature program, The Blue Lotus Empowered Embodiment, blends ancient teachings with modern tools to activate spiritual leadership and embodied empowerment. As a long-time priestess and ritualist, Shananda specializes in guiding women through life’s sacred thresholds—grief, awakening, and reinvention—by creating spaces that are both nurturing and transformative. Her work honors the intelligence of the body, the wisdom of ancestral lineages, and the power of rhythm and ritual to reclaim inner authority. As a coach in the POP Collective, Shananda holds space for women who are highly sensitive, neurodivergent, and those who feel discounted from their body and spirit. She supports these women in reconnecting to their divine essence, restore nervous system balance, and awaken to their soul path with clarity, courage, and grace.

Sarah Iverson is a holistic play coach, creative entrepreneur, and founder of Curious Sunshine and Sarah’s Kaleidoscope Playhouse. With a passion for helping others reconnect to their inner spark, Sarah supports changemakers in breaking limiting patterns, setting aligned goals, and reclaiming joy through play, imagination, and mindfulness. Her visionary approach fuses art, wellness, and personal development to guide clients toward lives of bold authenticity and purpose. Sarah holds a B.A. in Art and a Master’s in Environmental Leadership. Her signature coaching framework—The Curious Sunshine Method™—blends experiential learning, holistic living, and radical joy practices to catalyze transformation. Whether through one-on-one coaching or immersive masterminds, Sarah inspires a return to wonder, where creativity becomes a pathway to clarity, confidence, and wholehearted leadership. As a coach in the POP Collective, Sarah helps women embrace play as a sacred practice and a revolutionary act of self-trust, supporting them to lead, live, and love with curiosity and courage.

Sage Love is an energetic healer, life coach, and sacred space holder dedicated to helping women reclaim their worth, sovereignty, and spiritual wholeness. Specializing in feminine divinity, sacred sexuality, and embodied theology, Sage works with trauma survivors to gently release guilt, shame, and suppressed emotions—making space for healing, clarity, and authentic relationships rooted in self-respect. With a trauma-informed approach shaped by her own healing journey, Sage offers deep, heart-centered care through practices like breathwork, mirror work, guided meditation, prayer, and affirmations. Her work is both spiritual and somatic—teaching women to protect their energy, honor their emotions, and reconnect with the divine power within. As the Founder of Prayer Craft Sage curates transformative workshops and healing experiences—including Reiki sessions, sound baths, sacred song circles, spiritual ceremonies and womb healing retreats—Sage invites women into ceremonial spaces where their pain is witnessed, their joy is celebrated, and their inner wisdom is restored. As a coach in the POP Collective, Sage helps survivors rise with fierce self-love, reminding them that they are whole, holy, and more than worthy of a life led by desire, truth, and deep self-trust.

Dr. Julie Clockston is a licensed clinical social worker, educator, and visionary community leader with over 30 years of experience supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). A lifelong advocate for disability equity and trauma-informed care, Julie brings a unique blend of academic expertise, lived experience, and deep-rooted service to every space she enters. She holds a Doctor of Social Work from Capella University and is a published scholar, curriculum contributor, and co-author of Sistah Hooded: Stories of Strength and Resilience on the Doctoral Journey. Her research and training initiatives have focused on educating human service professionals who work with parents living with cognitive disabilities—an area she continues to champion through her work with TASP (The Association for Successful Parenting) and the Council on Social Work Education’s Council on Disability and Persons with Disabilities. Dr. Clockston is a former President of NASW Colorado and has served in leadership roles across numerous national and local organizations. In addition to running a private therapy and consulting practice rooted in trauma recovery and mental health normalization, she mentors students and professionals across all levels of education. She currently serves as Deputy Chief of Staff to the President at Metropolitan State University of Denver, where she also holds the title of 2025 President’s Faculty Fellow. As a coach in the POP Collective, Dr. Julie brings fierce advocacy, profound wisdom, and a deep commitment to justice. She creates spaces where healing meets higher education, where grief and growth are held with care, and where every client is reminded of their inherent worth, power, and belonging.

Tamara Cribley is a publishing strategist, creative mentor, and longtime entrepreneur committed to helping women lead with impact, authenticity, and intention. For over a decade, she has supported purpose-driven authors, business owners, and emerging changemakers in transforming bold ideas into powerful realities through strategic publishing, values-based coaching, and practical goal refinement. Tamara’s work is rooted in the belief that women thrive when they are seen, supported, and celebrated for who they truly are. She brings this philosophy to every workshop, client session, and mentoring space—whether guiding a writer through their first book, mentoring an entrepreneur, or championing local economies through cooperative leadership and board service. With a background in small business development, rural entrepreneurship, and leadership mentoring, Tamara helps women uncover their strengths, own their voice, and design sustainable paths forward—without sacrificing their authenticity or joy. As a coach in the POP Collective, Tamara creates space for women to shed comparison, celebrate their individuality, and confidently step into their next chapter—with clarity, courage, and purpose.

Elaine is a certified professional coach, educator, and facilitator who brings over a decade of experience helping individuals and teams unlock growth through curiosity, clarity, and connection. With a Master’s in Teaching and a coaching certification from iPEC, Elaine specializes in supporting self-development seekers and community-centered teams in breaking through mental barriers, shifting perspectives, and creating sustainable change. Elaine is known for her thoughtful, energetic, and empathetic presence. She meets each client with deep listening, intentional reflection tools, and powerful questions that spark insight and action. Her coaching style blends structure with intuition, helping people gain self-awareness, reconnect to their values, and step into aligned leadership—personally and professionally. For organizations and purpose-driven teams, Elaine facilitates conversations that foster authentic communication, emotional intelligence, and collaborative growth. Her work empowers groups to strengthen internal trust and focus their collective energy on the people and communities they serve. As a coach in the POP Collective, Elaine creates space for transformation through self-discovery and connection—guiding changemakers to lead with integrity, grow with intention, and thrive in their full truth.

Naisha Williams is a community herbalist, holistic wellness educator, and founder of a thriving neighborhood herb shop that blends ancestral healing with modern well-being. Affectionately known as the “neighborhood herb dealer,” Naisha offers plant-based wellness tools, teas, and tinctures while creating inclusive spaces where community and healing intersect. In addition to her work in holistic health, Naisha is a trusted advisor and coach to emerging entrepreneurs—especially those launching mission-driven, community-centered businesses. With a deep understanding of what it takes to build a values-aligned business from the ground up, she supports founders in clarifying their vision, cultivating confidence, and creating sustainable impact. Naisha also teaches engaging herbal and tea-making classes that infuse cultural wisdom with creativity and joy. Her holistic approach empowers people to reclaim their well-being through everyday rituals, reconnect with nature’s rhythms, and tap into healing that is both personal and collective. As a coach in the POP Collective, Naisha supports women in leading grounded, empowered lives—whether through wellness rituals or business development. Her work reminds us that healing and leadership are not separate paths, but deeply intertwined journeys of purpose and power.