FOUNDER AND CEO​

Creative Storyteller.  Space Disrupter.  Advocate for  Good Trouble.

A native of the Chicago suburbs, Moriah has spent most of her professional career in sports and entertainment in New York City working for major sports giants, ESPN and the NBA, building brand and media partnerships by overseeing the strategic development and optimization of new and existing partnerships to create engaging marketing campaigns that drive incremental revenue and customer acquisitions.  Moriah has also been fortunate enough where many of her professional experiences have been tied to goals and passions of hers, including the amplification and advancement of HBCUs as well as creating equitable experiences for people of color.  During her time at the NBA, she helped build the first-ever NBA All-Star dedicated to HBCUs and led a small, but mighty team of passionate good trouble leaders who developed a series of social justice initiatives across her department, including the Equitable Hiring Gameplan, an initiative focused on hiring, interviewing, recruiting, and retaining Black & Indigenous People of Color.

Having worked with major brands such as American Express, Cadillac, Capital One, DoorDash, Grey Goose, Gatorade, Beats by Dre, EXPRESS, Clorox, and Kia, Moriah decided to leverage her expertise to create her own brand -- hence the birth of Hueman Sol, a beauty and wellness brand focused on changing the narrative about Colorism, a polarizing topic she holds near and dear to her heart having had her own unique experiences as a darker-skinned woman.

Moriah is a proud HBCU grad and alumna of Hampton University where she received her BS degree in Business Administration and her MBA degree with a concentration in Marketing.