Shevy Noble, Certified Nutritionist
Shevon (Shevy) Noble is a certified transformational nutritionist, instructor, and owner of Noble Wellness Center. Over the past 15 years, Shevon has been focused on preventative maintenance, certified as a herbalist since 2008 by AL Lewis Master Herbalist in Virginia. Shevon has helped numerous men and women regain their health, energy levels and establish a prosperous relationship with food.
Shevon is a devoted wife to her husband Fred H Noble III, and a loving mother to her 3 children, a handsome, creative, and highly intelligent son and two beautiful, witty, energetic, and forward-thinking girls ranging from 13, 8, & 3 years old. Shevon’s life experiences and training have landed her in various locations around the southeast and ultimately has grounded her in the Holy City of Charleston, South Carolina.
In 2016 after completing her certification at the fully licensed, and nationally accredited Institute of Transformational Nutrition, Shevon began her signature program “SWAP THE MESS” The healthy eating experience geared towards introducing food alternatives and education on foods that inhibit the healthy living journey. Now the goal is to educate as many people as possible on how to take out the energy-draining, cancer-causing, and weight-increasing foods for healthier alternatives, which in turn is swapping out the mess for the best!
Isolda Blackwell, Benefits Advisor
"There is no doubt that families of all incomes can benefit from preparing for the expected and unexpected. With a lack of education about insurance options and financial fundamentals, people need the tools and guidance to help make informed decisions. Isa Blackwell and her financial partners have teamed up with the common goal to bring those financial fundamentals and practical benefits to hardworking business owners, individuals, and families.
As a resident of South Carolina, she is dedicated to helping and empowering those who serve our communities by helping to provide small business owners with solutions to address common challenges like budgeting, retirement planning, tax savings opportunities, and more. Education, personal service, and a commitment to helping people be prepared for whatever life may bring are my top priorities."
Dr. Kenosha Gleaton, MD
Revered for her willingness to listen and for the compassion she shows patients, Board Certified OB/GYN, Dr. Kenosha Gleaton, has passionately served the Carolinas for well over a decade. Her patients not only appreciate her in-depth knowledge, they consider her a friend. “She listens intently,” says one, and “You can tell she loves people,” says another.
Dr. Gleaton, founder of The EpiCentre, a spa-like OB/GYN practice in West Ashley, places top priority on her patients. Her SINGLE driving passion is Centering Pregnancy - a form of Group prenatal care that reduces racial and socioeconomic disparities in pregnant women. In 2021, her belief in this model prompted her to leave a major healthcare system, and start a private practice to bring Centering Pregnancy to women here in the lowcountry.
She not only serves her patients, but also serves the professional medical community at large. She is a member of the Charleston Medical Society, the American College of OB/GYNS, the past president of the Charleston Medical, Dental, and Pharmaceutical Association, long term member of MUSC’s Committee of Diversity and Inclusion, and actively serves on the Roper St Francis Foundation Board, to help fund the RSF mission to heal all people with compassion, faith, and excellence. In 2020, she was named the medical director of Natalist, a company empowering women as they achieve and navigate pregnancy.
Previously named a “Healthcare Hero” by the Charleston Regional Business Journal, Dr. Gleaton doesn’t see herself as a hero, but rather a patient advocate. “It truly is a privilege to serve our patients. When they walk through the doors of The EpiCentre, I want them to immediately feel like they matter— like they are a priority, and that I’m honored to be their doctor. That’s the heart of my practice.”
Cynthia Williams, Mental Health Counselor, LPC, NCC
Mrs. Cynthia Washington Williams is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the human services field for 25 years and is licensed in SC and NC. She is a National Certified Counselor, a Licensed Addiction Counselor, and a certified Employee Assistance Specialist. She has been in private practice for over 20 years and specializes in counseling with adolescents, adults, couples, families, management and workplace stressors and issues. Mrs. Williams has been a contractor for the Department of Defense since 2007. She has been on various assignments for Manage Health Net, Inc. as a Victim Advocate, Child and Youth Behavioral Counselor, and Adult Military Family and Life Consultant working with all branches of the military, travelling nationwide and overseas to places such as; USAG Benelux, Belgium, Portugal, Dubai, Hungary, Italy, Spain and Germany. She also taught the Navy nuclear students, worked at Army installations, Air Force Bases and the Marine Bases in Washington, DC and Beaufort, South Carolina. She also worked with the Emmanuel 9 victims’ families, first responders, and supports hundreds of critical incidents nationally and overseas. She has delivered hundreds of seminars, commencement and keynote speeches for colleges, non-profit organizations, churches, and corporations. Cynthia is empathetic, effective, and a motivated professional who combines clinical experience with compassion to meet the challenges facing today’s family.
Ann McGill, Anchor/Reporter, WCSC - Event Moderator
Ann McGill is an anchor and reporter for Live 5 WCSC, the Lowcountry's News Leader. Ann identifies with issues and important issues that impact women - obesity, nutrition & physical activity. In the words of Ann, "food plays such an important role in every aspect of our lives. When we have enough to eat, especially healthy food, we feel better. Add in physical activity, which helps us sleep better, and you have the perfect combination for health. When we are healthy, we think clearer, manage stress better and are more effective in everything we do. Obesity robs us of good health and brings on complications that can make day to day activities challenging. Being mindful of our health in any way we can, puts us closer to enjoying life."