Strategist. Speaker. Changemaker.
Throughout her career, it’s been made abundantly clear that Charlane Oliver is more than a politician — she’s a public servant invested in the liberation of her community.
While Charlane’s legacy is decorated with a multitude of accolades, whether in the form of politics or community organizing, her most outstanding achievement lies in showing up for marginalized communities and encouraging others to do so. Her journey to creating change didn’t start with the advantage of privilege or legacy, but in Little Rock, Arkansas, where she overcame every circumstance stacked against her to become the phenom she is today.
Charlane Oliver’s journey, marked by her roles as a consultant, public speaker, strategist, and political powerhouse, is just beginning its ascent. Evolving beyond her reputation solely as a political force, she is now leveraging her extensive expertise to uplift other leaders, businesses, nonprofits, and progressive advocacy organizations striving to create transformative change.
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Client List
R.H. Boyd Publishing Corporation
The Who We Are Project
Asurion
The UPS Store Cool Springs
Nashville Teacher Residency
Teach For America Nashville-Chattanooga
NAACP Nashville
Vanderbilt University Bishop Joseph Johnson Black Cultural Center
National Community Reinvestment Coalition/Hope Policy Institute
Meharry Medical College
Center for Health Policy
University of Kentucky Center for Innovation in Population Health / Praed Foundation
University of Tennessee College of Social Work
Indiana University Office of Diversity, Equity, and Multicultural Affairs
Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH)
The Equity Alliance
The Equity Alliance Fund
Nashville Justice League PAC
Power of 10 PAC
Pipeline Entrepreneurs
Megan Barry for Congress
Luis Mata for Tennessee House District 49
Kyonzte’ Toombs for Metro Council District 2
Angie Blackshear Dalton for Criminal Court Judge
Kent Roberson for Maryland At-large Democratic Central Committee
Scott Tift for Chancery Court Judge, Division II
Courtenay Rogers for State Representative District 63
Christiane Buggs for Metro Nashville School Board District 5
Scarritt Bennett Transformative Global Leadership Conference