The Team
Jermaul Williams
Founder, CEO, President
Native to Newark, New Jersey, Master Barber (1996), barbershop owner (1996), community leader (2022), originator of It's All About The Senior and Kids, devoted father. Jermaul's aspiration to give back to the community came with the passion to give someone a positive feeling and physical view of themselves with grooming tips and a haircut. Many different approaches were discovered to deliver education for grooming in personal hygiene and uplifting one's inner self. He knew that "If you look good you feel good and when you feel good you look good." Not in the sense of vanity, but in the essence of helping to boost one's self-esteem. He became the link to those that needed help by mentoring and enlightening those in need.
Thomas Dudley
CO-Vice President
Bachelor’s degree: Audrey Cohen College NY, Human services degree. Master's degree: Columbia University. NY Construction Administration degree. 10 years with Common Ground Community, AD of properties. Nine years with Bowery Residents Committee. Operations Coordinator. Currently working with New York State: Senior Supervising Consultant (Physical Standards and Safety).
Co-Vice President
Aracelis Tejada
Chief Operating Officer
25 Years of experience in accounting, business development, business loans, and full charge bookkeeper. Ms. Tejada is co-owner of Four Season Bookkeeping and Tax Service, LLC. with a client base of over 1500.
Reverend Anthony Hawthorne
Treasurer
Princeton Theological Seminary. Licensed and Ordained Minister and Pastor. As a Philanthropist and Community Activist Reverend Hawthorne founded and became Director of the Substance Abuse Outreach program as part of his ministerial calling at the New Hope Baptist Church in Newark, N.J. Reverend Hawthorne has directed multiple outreach programs including, but not limited to, substance abuse, food services, senior services, along with providing support and reform to men and women released from incarceration with a sense of renewed hope and the power to live again.