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           While many accomplished individuals have accredited their success to that of pulling up their own bootstraps, that is not the case for Chimeaka White. Looking from the outside, it may appear that her ascension to becoming a prominent attorney came about from her following the traditional path that most lawyers do.  Yet, that is far from Chimeaka’s reality.  Her story expresses her faith in God, love and support from her family and friends, and an unwavering determination to win.  More than anything, Chimeaka’s story is that of someone who is “Proven”.  Chimeaka has proven not only to others but even to herself that regardless of what circumstances she may face, regardless of what life throws at her, nothing will stop her from reaching her goals.

     Attorney Chimeaka White of Greensboro, NC, is the mother of two amazing adults, Harmony and Sincere.  Chimeaka is a graduate of James B. Dudley High School.  She also graduated from North Carolina A&T State University with a Bachelors Degree in Chemistry.  She also received a Law Degree from North Carolina Central University.  Today, she owns The White Law Firm, PLLC, located in High Point, NC, the first black female-owned and operated personal injury law firm in the Triad area.  Her motto is “Justice4Pain”.

 She is always on the move, and one should never be surprised about what Beverly K. Johnson is doing.  Beverly is a Certified Personal Trainer, Nutrition and Transformation Coach, and Founder of The EPIC Academy and Genesys Fitness.  She says, “The cycle of starting and stopping your healthy lifestyle journey is frustrating.  If you’re overwhelmed with information and unsure who to trust, then The EPIC Academy is for you.  You need more than a journal and “woosah” moments to truly transform your life and body.  My mission is to disrupt the chaotic cycle of binge eating and losing weight that many women and men over the age of 40 go through.”

  Chimeaka comes from a long list of strong women.  She says that her success can be attributed to several key factors, including her upbringing, which instilled strong values in her, and the mentorship I received throughout her career.  “I am inspired by my maternal great-grandmother, Evelyn Watson, who taught me the power of love and patience.  She lived slowly and simply.  My maternal grandmother, Margaret Hardy (Momo) taught me the importance of cultivating a spiritual practice.  She has a strong relationship with God and taught me how to pray deep, strong prayers.  My paternal grandmother, Lois White (Mama White), taught me not to have anything that I don’t plan on using.  When you bring one thing into your house, remove three things from your house.”