About Dr. Diane Daniels

Dr. Diane Daniels (Adoma) was born in Bainbridge, Georgia and is an expert in small business knowledge. She has a PhD in Leadership and Organizational Management with a major in Human Resources from Capella University in Minnesota, MBA in management from University of Phoenix and is a graduate of Kennesaw State University with a business management bachelors degree with a major in marketing . Dr. Daniels has many years of corporate and entrepreneurial business experience and believes the small business is the “economic engine” for a revitalized community and that our biggest problem to wealth is “economic equality”. She has worked for AT&T, CNN, Adoma & Associates DBA H&R Block, Diane Adoma Consulting LLC and others. She is a graduate of Leadership DeKalb, Leadership Rockdale, Atlanta Metropolitan Arts Leadership and the Georgia Academy for Economic Development. Dr. Daniels serves on economic development committee for the National Small Business Alliance. She is a Woman Owned Small Business, NASA Vendor, USDA Farmer and is registered in System Award Management government database. Last year she launched the “100 Women 100 Million Dollar Project to assist women and all genders to start businesses and build companies while seeking funding through private investors and government certification. Dr. Daniels has spent almost a decade giving back to the community and is currently South DeKalb Rotary president elect and is also Vice President of Governmental Affairs for Atlanta Black Chambers. She has served on many boards and is a proud youth mentor with Big Brothers Big Sisters. She was the former first mayor Pro tempore for city of Stonecrest and the first councilmember to serve in the largest council district. She has two children and her daughter is a Stanford University graduate and a pediatrician and her son is a business owner.