Maleeka Hollaway
Business professor
Education
- M.S., communication specialist, Alabama A&M University
- B.A., English, Alabama A&M University
Credentials
- Professor of business, Fall 2023–present, Savannah College of Art and Design, Atlanta
- Managing partner, 2022–present, EggRoll Boyz
- Co-founder, Legacy 211, 2020–22
- Communications team lead, 2022, in-House
- Senior office manager, 2022, John Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
- Principal publicist and communications consultant, 2015–22, The Official Maleeka Group, Atlanta
- Contributing writer, 2020–21, Influencive
- Contributing writer, 2018–21, The Good Men Project
- Contributing writer, 2019–21, Business.com
- Contributing writer, 2018–21, Business Insider
- Contributing writer, 2018–21, Entrepreneur Media
- Member and contributor, 2017–21, Forbes Coaches Council
- Instructor of communications, 2020–21, Georgia Highlands College, Cartersville, Georgia
- Marketing consultant, 2020–21, Goodie Nation, Atlanta
- Flex-path Tutor, 2019–20, Capella University
- Co-founder and lead digital strategist, 2018–20, CityView Social, Atlanta
- Founder, 2018–20, Atlanta Notary Pros, Atlanta
- Founder and lead content strategist, 2017–20, 7th & Minter Writing Services, Atlanta
- Contributing writer, 2016–20, Thrive Global
- Contributing writer, 2019, Grit Daily News, Atlanta
- Chair of the board of directors, 2018, Minority Access, Atlanta
- Vice president of logistics and resources, 2017–18, Atlanta
- Public relations consultant, 2018, IndependentlyPR, Washington, D.C.
- Senior editor, 2018, The Pretty Penny Empire, Atlanta
- Fellow, 2018, Stacey Evans for Governor, Atlanta
- Contributing writer, 2015–18, HuffPost, Atlanta
- Contributing writer, 2016–17, Essence Magazine, Remote
- Career counselor, 2017, Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University, Normal, AL
- Writer coach, 2016–17, Keen Vision Publishing, Huntsville, AL
Awards, recognitions, and honors
- Forbes 1000 Awardee
- Publicist of the Year
Organizations
- Public Relations Society of America (PRSA)
- Network of Executive Women
- Minority Access to Capital, chair
- Black Life Coaches Network