Tiane Sutton

Tiane Sutton

Tiane Sutton – Life Coach & Operations Tiane Sutton is an award-winning author, dynamic public speaker, and the founder of God’s Baby Girl Ministry. With a powerful mission to expand her ministry, Tiane teach and inspire people to overcome trauma as a mental...
Paul Stayert

Paul Stayert

Paul Stayert graduated from the University of Florida with an MA and from Slippery Rock University with a BA. His specialties include market positioning, business operations, and qualifying and managing partnerships.

Candace Rashada-Mujahid

Candace Rashada-Mujahid

Candace Rashada-Mujahid – Staff Candace Rashada-Mujahid brings over twenty years experience assisting in the development of successful grant proposals, as well as training and development for young adult and adult populations in transition from foster care,...
Curtis L. Sapp

Curtis L. Sapp

Curtis L. Sapp attended Fayetteville State University and received his BA degree in Education. Curtis also attended American Academy McAllister Institute, Bronx N.Y. where he received his professional master’s degree in Funeral Service. He has studied substance abuse and addiction, mental health, law, ethics and case management at Wake Technical Community College in Raleigh.

Ho Haryadi

Ho Haryadi

Mr. Haryadi was born in Indonesia, ethnic-Chinese minority, and began his medical degree at Airlangga University.  In 1972, he came to the United States to complete his training in Psychiatry at the University at Buffalo and practiced adult Psychiatry and Consultation Liaison Psychiatry, Chronic Pain Management and Geriatric Medicine for fifteen year. During this time, he also served as a Clinical Assistant Professor at UB.

Jemetta Anderson Jones

Jemetta Anderson Jones

Ms. Jones received a BA in Business Education from Saint Augustine University and an Associate Degree in Early Childhood Development from Wake Technical College. Jemetta is presently working at CSI as an Intake Clerk and Life Coach. Her duties include assisting newly released incarcerated men and women who need assistance with housing, employment, and community integration transition back into our Wake communities.