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With over a decade of experience supporting professional and student athletes, Katelyn specializes in player development, brand alignment, and purpose-driven community initiatives.
As current Secretary and Chair of the NBWA’s Social Impact Committee, she has collaborated with several organizations like, NBA, NBPA, March of Dimes, Boys and Girls Clubs, School Districts and local organizations to drive positive change. Katelyn has raised over $300,000 for social initiatives and recently developed the NBWA's Books & Ball program and workbook, which supports high school students with mental wellness, financial literacy, and Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) .
Working with many organizations and Athletes launching programs that empower athletes and families through education, mental wellness, and financial literacy— Her leadership blends strategic insight with a deep commitment to athlete legacy, ensuring every client’s influence extends beyond the game.
Locally, Katelyn has also collaborated with the Toronto Raptors on outreach initiatives, including the "Hack a Thon" program for young girls in STEM and Basketball, and the "Courtside Cares" initiative to empower Black families with healthcare resources. Her involvement in a "Black History Month Movie Screening" aimed to inspire young women to pursue STEM education.
Her ties to Ghana are rooted in her great-grandfather's work in Aburi, where he co-founded the Aburi Girls' School, highlighting education as a family value. Inspired by her great-uncle Ohene Djan, Ghana's first Sports Director and a pioneer in African football, Katelyn is committed to expanding her philanthropic efforts. She aims to merge education and sports for sustainable community impact through partnerships with Weems World and Seed Academy, enhancing access to both in underserved areas of Ghana.
Most recently, she led relief efforts in Jamaica where she not only organized financial and in-kind donations but led on the ground efforts on the island to ensure proper distribution and service.