January Luncheon + Book Signing
REGISTRATION IS CLOSED!
Dr. Jada Daves
Founder & President, Positive Results
january 25, 2024
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
We are serving a delicious buffet!
Location: Mountain City Club, 729 Chestnut Street, Chattanooga, TN 37402
Tickets: $25
Bio:
Dr. Jada Daves is the founder and president of Positive Results, a motivational speaking, training and program development firm based in Chattanooga, TN. She is dedicated to improving the lives of others both professionally and personally, as she shares her inspirational messages to corporations, churches, educational systems, and other non-profit organizations. Jada earned her doctorate from Vanderbilt University in Human Resource Development and has over 30 years of experience in training and education.
Jada’s strong commitment to her Christian beliefs and values is the driving force in her work. She has served as a missionary in several countries and directed a variety of family, youth, and women’s ministries.
Dr. Daves is also an author, coach, and former talk radio host. As a two-time cancer survivor and living kidney donor to her Make-A-Wish son, Jada is no stranger to trials. She faces suffering with complete confidence that God is working all things for her good and encourages others to do the same.
Jada loves being mom to her five children and describes a perfect day as uninterrupted quiet time with God, unlimited shopping at TJ Maxx, lunch at her favorite tea room, surprising a stranger with a random act of kindness, and playing a competitive game of cornhole with her husband! To learn more, please visit www.jadadaves.com.
bonus: bOOK SIGNING WITH NITA TIN, AUTHOR, Heartbeat of a Survivor: From Golden Pagodas to a Soul Set Free
Book Signing Times: 11 a.m.-NOON, and 1 p.m.-2 p.m.
AVAILABLE NOW ON AMAZON & at the January Marketplace Luncheon
Nita Tin, born a Buddhist in Rangoon, Burma, was raised in an opulent lifestyle. But as her country came under the control of a ruthless military dictator, her whole life changed. She lived through a brutal massacre, the imprisonment of family members, struggle, oppression, and poverty.
As newlyweds, she and her husband survived life in an impoverished village riddled with life-threatening illnesses as he cared for 100,000 patients as a solo physician in cramped and unhygienic quarters. Then, in 1973, she fled her home of Golden Pagodas with her husband and two children to enter the Land of Liberty, where her soul was set free in a greater way than she could have ever dreamed possible.
A PORTION OF BOOK PROCEEDS WILL BENEFIT SCENIC CITY WOMEN’S NETWORK.