Welcome to my corner of the digital world! I'm Kristina M. Wynne, and I've dedicated over a decade to supporting small businesses like yours in achieving their fullest potential. My journey began at the age of 16, working alongside my family at 200 Pharmacy Inc. as a licensed pharmacy technician. Over eight enriching years, I grew into the role of Director of Business Development, where I honed my skills in procurement and healthcare contracting.

My passion for empowering small businesses flourished during my tenure with the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program. Here, I discovered a deep-seated commitment to fostering growth and opportunity for minority and women-owned businesses. As Outreach and Alumni Director, I significantly increased program participation and provided invaluable support to graduates navigating the complexities of entrepreneurship.

In 2018, I took the leap into entrepreneurship myself, founding The Wynners Club LLC. Here, I partner with public, private, and non-profit organizations as a facilitator offering tailored trainings and workshops on MBE/WBE certification, business development, grant acquisition, and strategic planning for mergers, acquisitions, and franchising. My approach blends professional expertise with a genuine desire to see your business thrive.

I understand firsthand the challenges and triumphs of building and sustaining a business. That's why I prioritize clear, transparent communication and practical, results-oriented strategies. Whether you're embarking on certification or seeking to scale your operations, I'm here to guide you every step of the way.

Beyond my professional journey, I am a mother, proud to be a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., and servant leader having served as a youth leader at Faith Movers Church for nine years. I also had the privilege of co-hosting the AC Green Radio Show as a business correspondent. My commitment to advocacy has been recognized with awards like the Henrietta Lacks Award for healthcare advocacy and the Egretha First Fifty Women Award and United Negro College Fund Masterminds Award for my contributions to small business support and entrepreneurship.