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What's The Tea?
Breaking the Cycle of Poverty
Mother's Day Tea Party
Lady Finance is passionate about helping families begin their journey to financial freedom. Lady Finance specializes in empowering small businesses to maximize growth and earning potential through tailored tax and marketing strategies. With experience working with over 600 small business owners — many of whom have grown to become six-figure earners — Lady Finance is committed to driving real impact.
We are excited to host our Mother’s Day Tea Party on May 10, 2025 in New Orleans. This special event will honor and celebrate the incredible mothers and maternal figures in our community with tea, refreshments, entertainment, and heartfelt tributes in a warm and festive atmosphere. We anticipate hosting approximately 40 guests, including local families, community leaders, and volunteers.
When is the event?
What's The Tea?" Breaking the Cycle of Poverty" Mother's Day Tea Party
will take place on May 10, 2025 from 3 PM - 6 PM CST
Where is it?
This event will take place at the 1842 Behrman Highway #suite 102 Terrytown, LA 70056
Award-winning entrepreneur Trelles Williams, better known as Lady Finance, is the CEO of Lady Finance and Financial Experts of America, a successful Tax & Financial firm established in 2013. Her goal is to inform, educate, empower, motivate and train individuals, business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals in personal finances and wealth-building strategies. She is equipped with the tools to help you free from debt, attain your financial goals, become more successful with your finances, and achieve wealth for your future.
Lady Finance is known for her hands-on approach to real-world financial advice that can be applied to any business or individual situation. She is a credible partner for small business owners looking to achieve more. Her specialty is creating customized branding, marketing and tax strategies by collaborating with experts that give businesses superior ROI and become 6 to 7-figure earners. Her specialities include Educational Workshops on Finances, Tax Strategy, Building Credit Scores, and many more.
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Gia Taijae Tejeda, earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics with a double minor in management and organization and entrepreneurship and innovation at Spelman College, she is the Founder of All Things College, and a commercial real estate development professional. Gia is a believer in Christ, daughter, sister, trailblazer, scholar, community builder, and head florist at Gigi’s Floral Boutique.
All Things College advocates for quality education by informing students and parents nationwide on college readiness, standardized test-prep, and scholarships, ensuring an increase in minority economic growth. This line of work is extremely near and dear to Gia’s heart because she is passionate about empowering, encouraging, and equipping others to break generational glass ceilings. To date, All Things College has reached over 3,000 scholars across the United States and has helped several students receive full rides, partial scholarships awarding them over $40k in scholarships, and acceptance admission from schools like Vanderbilt, Spelman Duke, East Carolina University, Emory, Hampton, Howard, NCCU, LSU, NCAT, UNC Chapel Hill, and Ga Tech.
Whether she is working with her younger siblings, scholars within her community, or her Spelman Sisters, the thing that drives Gia is knowing she has the opportunity to make an impact. Gia has worked with The Harvey Foundation and was a speaker at the Girls Who Rule The World Event, she has been seen in Essence and Voyage ATL. She is a Girls Inc Bold Award 2019 Recipient and an Echoing Green Fellow. Gia is a student leader on campus and has plans to make her mark at Spelman. Gia participated in Goldman Sachs HBCU Possibilities: Market Madness 14-week program including induction to Goldman Sachs and deep dive into key financial concepts. During the program, Gia worked diligently with her team members, also known as the “GS Dream Team”. The Dream Team competed against 125 HBCU students and placed first in the business case competition, scouring a grand prize of a $1 Million dollar grant for Spelman College.
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