STAFF
TIFFANY
MCGEE
Founder & CEO
Tiffany founded Survivor Ventures in 2018 and has been involved in Counter Human Trafficking initiatives for over a decade. As a Department of Defense Intelligence Analyst, Tiffany served on anti-trafficking task forces in Embassies throughout Africa and Europe. More recently, Tiffany helped stand up the Hampton Roads Human Trafficking Task Force, in which she was responsible for the design and supervision of human trafficking victim services.
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In addition to Survivor Ventures, Tiffany is owner of Chelsea Consulting Group, a grant writing firm that hires and trains survivors of trafficking to be grant writers and Development Directors.
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Tiffany has a M.A. in Peace Negotiation and Conflict Resolution from the American Military University, a post-graduate degree in Gender and Transformation from the University of Cape Town's African Gender Institute and a B.A. from Ohio University in African Affairs.
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QUINTINA SONNIE
Program Director
Survivor Leader
Quintina is a Lived Experience Expert of human trafficking who believes that at the core of being a leader is the ability to walk alongside other survivors. She knows the power of choice, and that has given her the strength to teach and empower survivors to choose themselves. As a leader in the anti trafficking movement, she sees that survivors are able to make those decisions and release themselves from exploitation, and helps them see that for themselves.
Quintina is a spiritual guide and energy healer with her own business as a Breathwork Facilitator and Conscious Choice Creator. With her passion for neuroscience, quantum physics and somatic healing, she uses her gifts in tandem to create space for her clients to obtain full transformations, and create Conscious Choice for themselves.
In her free time, she loves to collect crystals, sing, listen to music and podcasts, and spend time barefoot in nature. You will see her with some kind of herbal drink or tincture, roaming around anywhere that has grass, trees or bodies of water.
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JOSEPHENA WINFIELD, LCSW-S
Chief Operating Officer
Mental Health Director
With over seven years of experiencing providing trauma-informed care, Josephena is a direct service-focused social worker with a strong commitment to serving the needs of disadvantaged populations, including at-risk youth and survivors of trafficking, domestic violence and sexual assault. Most recently, Josephena served as Program Manger for a group home, providing direct client care, assessments and skill building for consumers with intellectual/developmental disabilities.
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An entrepreneur in her own right, Josephena is founder and CEO of Life in Color LLC, providing individualized consulting and training to companies, assisting them to achieve growth and success through consistent implementation of quality assurance plans.
Currently a supervisee in social work, Josephena holds a Master of Social Work from Walden University. In her free time, Josephena enjoys traveling, concerts and spending time with her family.
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JENNIFER HOLMES
Program Director
Survivor Leader
Every day at Survivor Ventures, Jenny helps our participants achieve their dreams! Before her work connecting awesome people to awesome jobs, she achieved record breaking results for Habitat for Humanity, doubling revenue for her portfolio.
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A survivor of labor and sex trafficking, Jenny has engaged with - and successfully completed - 20 programs along her path to freedom. With Survivor Ventures, Jenny has found a permanent off-ramp where she can achieve her own dream: breaking the cycle of generational trafficking within her own family and others.
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Mother to two children and three grandchildren, Jenny spends her free time hanging out with her fiance and family and working on her memoir/self-help questionnaire book.
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KAYLA
BRIGHT
Program Director
Survivor Leader
As a survivor of human trafficking, Kayla has found her lane in the anti-trafficking movement as a connector in the community. She believes that survivors hold the power of warriors and wants to create an “army” of survivors that can break the status quo. Building a network of survivors who are economically independent and collaborate together is a key piece of her vision. Being able to provide survivors not only with resources, but actionable steps that puts the power back into their hands to create a new narrative.
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Kayla sits on the Board of Directors for both Duke University's “Last Girl Project” as well as Angel Healing, an organization in Florida building a restorative care spa. Her educational background includes Marketing and Communications from West Virginia University with plans to return to school focusing on psychosexual neuroscience.
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In her spare time she is designing a fashion line that incorporates the anti-human trafficking agenda, one piece of which was worn by a Miss Face of Humanity finalist.
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