At 2Leaf Press Inc., we are dedicated to supporting our poets and writers and linking them with readers across the globe via publishing and various multimedia platforms. Every team member recognizes that their efforts directly influence the company’s success. Fueled by our enthusiasm for books and innovation, we combine technology and creativity to assist our authors and enable their stories to make an impact worldwide.
GABRIELLE DAVID is a multidisciplinary artist engaged in publishing, editing, poetry, writing, music, photography, web design, and graphic and layout design. She serves as the Executive Director and board member of 2Leaf Press Inc. and is the publisher of 2Leaf Press. David has coedited and edited numerous books and is the author of the six-volume series titled TRAILBLAZERS, Black Women Who Helped Make America Great, American Firsts/American Icons. Website
ANDREW P. JACKSON (Sekou Molefi Baako), is an activist librarian who led the Langston Hughes Community Library and Cultural Center in Queens, New York, as its executive director from 1980 to 2016. He has worked as a library consultant and advisor for public libraries in Florida, New York, and North Carolina, promoting and sharing his expertise to uphold the significance of written language. In 2001, Jackson became an adjunct professor at his alma mater, York College (CUNY). Jackson has held leadership roles on the executive board of the Black Caucus of the American Library Association (BCALA), serving as both president and vice president. Throughout his career, he has earned several honors and has authored and edited several books. A Vietnam War veteran, Jackson served in the U.S. Air Force from 1964 to 1968 and was honorably discharged, having been awarded the Bronze Star. HISTORYMAKERS
LYNN KORSMAN is a seasoned Strategic Finance Consultant based in Minneapolis, MN, with a robust background in investment banking and financial advisory. Her commitment to the principles of the Triple Bottom Line—people, planet, and profit—guides her approach to financial strategy and sustainability reporting, making her a valuable asset to organizations seeking to integrate sustainability into their core business practices. LINKEDIN | Website
LYAH BETH LEFLORE-ITUEN is a producer, director, and cultural advocate. She is a bestselling New York Times author with multiple published books and has worked as a music supervisor for various production companies, including BET+, Wolf Films, NBC Universal, Anthony Hemingway Productions, and USA Network. Additionally, LeFlore co-founded and serves as the executive director of the Shirley Bradley LeFlore Foundation, a literary arts nonprofit located in St. Louis, Missouri. Website.
