Where purpose meets strategy, and vision inspires action.
Shawntal Mallory is a passionate advocate for meaningful change at the crossroads of leadership, culture, and organizational strategy. Through her ventures—The Esquire Group and The Black Girl Memo—she champions community, belonging, and inclusion, empowering professionals and organizations to lead with integrity and create lasting impact.
Whether you’re seeking expert legal and HR strategy, transformative leadership development, or real talk on Black womanhood, Shawntal provides the insight and expertise to drive purposeful growth.
Discover tailored legal, HR, and executive leadership & inclusive that drives intentional impact and empowers organizations to lead with purpose.
Join the conversation on topics that matter—real talk about Black womanhood, culture, and leadership in today’s world.
Speaking Engagements
Shawntal provides the insight and expertise to drive purposeful growth.
Topics Include:
Transformational Leadership
Organizational Strategy
Workplace Culture
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Recent Clients
Shawntal’s expertise in leadership insight, organizational strategy, and inclusive culture has empowered a wide range of clients to achieve transformational results. From guiding nonprofit organizations through strategic pivots to helping corporate teams foster authentic inclusion, Shawntal’s work has left a lasting impact on leaders and organizations alike.
Northwestern University
Creighton University
Omaha Chamber of Commerce/ CODE
UNMC
Heartland Workforce Solutions
Nebraska State Bar Association
Nebraska Judicial Branch
Girls Scouts of Omaha
CASA of Omaha
Omaha Symphony
Council Bluffs Chamber
Mirman School (California)
Child Saving Institute
Scoular
I Be Black Girl
New Era Baptist Congress of Nebraska
Midlands African Chamber
United Way of the Midlands
Lamp Rynearson
Voices for Children
International Center for Refugees & Immigrants
One World Health Center
Empowerment Network
Metropolitan Community College