Hey there, I'm Destiny 👋🏿

I am a creative marketing strategist and content creator/influencer with a highly engaged audience of millennial entrepreneurs, creatives, and travelers. I have global work experience and deep knowledge of social media, influencer marketing, online community building, and multi-cultural communications.

I have a passion for using digital media to tell the world's most trusted brand's stories and solving client problems. I’ve applied my global multi-disciplinary work experience across ad agencies, government, and non-profit. I have created transformative campaign content and digital strategies for brands like Dove, Revlon, Almay, Blue Apron, and more.

Additionally, at the height of the George Floyd protests during Summer '20, I founded Hire Black Marketers (HBM) to help agencies and brands navigate urgent requests and demands for diversity. HBM is the response to the infamous question: Where is all the Black talent?

Hire Black Marketers connects Black marketing talent to brands and agencies looking to help increase their representations of Black and Afro-Latinx professionals. The main goal is to increase the representation of Black and Brown marketers to 12% (at the very least), as right now it sits at a disappointing 7% or less, and those numbers are way lower in leadership roles.

Follow me on the gram, tweet me, or drop me an email at destinyydavis@gmail.com.  

Testimonials ✨

"...an entrepreneurial, talented professional whose artistry and insight are a vital addition to any workplace. She was instrumental in Reach the World’s brand development, completing beautiful engaging content on tight deadlines without any sacrifice in quality."

- Christopher Ahearn

"…a creative, self-directed and talented social media/communications manager; a true team player with unparalleled emotional intelligence. She transformed Reach the World from a small nonprofit with very minimal social media presence and communications strategy to one that now has a solid strategy, well-populated channels, successful engagement campaigns and more."

- Heather Halstead