Stephanie Wilson-Coleman lives her inspiration as the Founder and CEO of The Champagne Connection. (www.champagneconnection.com). She is the author of three published inspirational books, with a fourth one in the making, entitled Creating a Masterpiece from a MasterMess, and is the host of the popular cable access television show A Sip of Inspiration. (www.asipofinspiration.com).

Stephanie earned an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School. In addition, Stephanie earned her Ph.D., specializing in Holistic Life Coaching from the University of Sedona. She is also an ordained Metaphysical Minister, having received her ordination and practitioner diploma from the International Metaphysical Ministry University Seminary.

Today, through the organization she founded, The Champagne Connection, Inc., Stephanie, an ordained Minister, Success Mindset Mentor & Transformational Specialist, and Pranic Healing Enthusiast has the uncanny ability to help others transform emotional and mental obstacles into stepping stones to living their dreams. She has an insatiable appetite for helping others re-think the impossible. A few minutes with Stephanie is intoxicating. She effortlessly mesmerizes audiences and inspires them from laughter to tears and back again. Whether she is engaging a small audience, doing one-on-one mentoring/counseling, speaking to a large conference, or presenting before a pulpit, everyone will experience a breakthrough.

Her superpower: Transforming Lives. With her guidance, teeth-rattling soul-shaking experiences vaporize at her command.

One of Stephanie’s core principles is to be of service to others. The businesses Stephanie has coached have not only changed the lives of others but have also increased their revenues by as much as 150%. If you’re on the brink of disaster, Stephanie is the lifeline you should reach out for.

Stephanie has also received the Diamond Spirit Award in 2014, the Crescent Moon Award and the Minnie Riperton Humanitarian Award in 2013, the Dyvine Destiny Phenomenal Woman Award in 2012, the Chicago Defender’s Women of Excellence Award and The Verizon Hometown Heroes Award in 2011, and The Black Pearl Award in 2005 for her outstanding contributions to the community. She is actively involved with homeless shelters, at-risk youth, teenage mothers, and victims of domestic violence.