About Us
About Good Love Group
Good Love Group is a Afro Indigenous & Trans owned firm that provides consulting, coaching, training and strategic planning services.
We operate with an Indigenous worldview and utilize a Black queer feminist lens in everything that we do. We believe that our work is sacred, and that supporting individuals and institutions in finding balance with rigor and love is the path towards collective liberation.
Meet our Team
Keyante Love, President & CEO
Keyante is an innovative, high-powered and impact driven cultural organizer and leader in the field of equity learning development and practice. With over 20 years of experience providing support to individuals and institutions locally, nationally and internationally, Key has proven themselves to be an innovative driving force behind sustainable equity, justice and inclusion initiatives.
With their roots firmly planted in grass roots organizing, Key understands the importance and value of building systems and solutions that allow for strategic interconnection within and across institutions. Their lived experience as a Black/1st Nations, non-binary person has fueled their desire to move closer to a more equitable reality.
Key has authored and contributed to cutting edge tools and racial equity frameworks that have been utilized by thousands of organizations, corporations and individuals. Over the years Key has found joy in cultivating a multi-sector approach, having provided executive coaching, curriculum design and facilitation to entities ranging from grassroots non profits to globally scaled private corporations.
Key is committed to advancing collaboration, and over the years has become a trusted partner in building movements to advance social justice. Key’s writing has been published in colorlines and they currently live in Durham, NC.
Saqera Kokayi, Lead Consultant
Saqera is a management consultant, people worker, and creative strategist, working at the intersection of organizational change and personal authenticity. With 15 years in these capacities, Saqera believes it is critically important to double down on inclusive people-centered models and compassionate leadership. She draws much of her inspiration from the legacies of queer voices and afro-indigenous teachings.
In her career she has developed and facilitated operational excellence programs with an emphasis on interpersonal connectivity, developed inclusive product lines, and coached leaders in non-profit, startups, and executives in corporate institutions, centering emotional intelligence, somatic awareness, and delivering tactical tools to improve management practices and performance efficacy.
Her work is fueled by a desire for folks of different backgrounds to feel seen, valued, and heard in their professional environments.
