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Sneha Gandhi White is a passionate Empowerment Coach dedicated to helping women reconnect with their inner strength, voice, and purpose. With a deep belief in the power of healing, authenticity, and conscious growth, Sneha creates brave, inclusive spaces for individuals to unlearn limiting beliefs and step into their full potential. Drawing from her lived experience, cultural wisdom, and training in trauma-informed coaching and embodiment practices, she supports clients in navigating life transitions, reclaiming self-worth, and cultivating aligned, joyful lives.

Whether through one-on-one coaching, workshops, or community gatherings, Sneha’s approach is rooted in compassion, truth-telling, and sustainable transformation. She believes empowerment isn’t about becoming someone new — it’s about coming home to who you already are.

Monique Pham-Louie is a social innovation strategist and proud AmeriCorps alum committed to designing systems that reflect the strengths, voices, and dignity of the communities they serve. She currently helps lead a global place-based initiative at a major tech company, focused on mobilizing cross-sector ecosystems to advance digital equity, economic mobility and community resilience.

Her past work includes nationally recognized efforts like OneTen, which builds equitable, skills-first career pathways, as well as designing and leading programs that promote inclusive leadership and expand advancement opportunities for emerging leaders from historically excluded communities.

With a background in social work, public sector engagement, and program design, Monique brings deep expertise in upskilling, inclusive leadership, and human-centered innovation. She champions asset-based community development and has led enterprise-wide collaboration to align internal teams around equity-driven initiatives - ensuring that community strengths and voice shape sustainable, measurable outcomes.

Monique’s “why” is deeply personal. Named after the social worker who helped her mother rebuild her life as a single mom and refugee, she’s committed to breaking cycles of exclusion and expanding access to opportunity — wherever people call home.

Outside of work, Monique enjoys creative side projects with her family — from co-authoring a children’s book called Dunder and Munster in the Rescue to going viral with her stop-motion video Pregnant to Baby in 90 Seconds, which has reached over 30 million views on YouTube.