NSU Alumna Recognized as one of South Florida’s Most Influential and Prominent Black Women

Breion Moses, MPA ’16, was recognized for her leadership and impact in advocating for diversity and inclusion in the community.

Breion Moses, alumna of Nova Southeastern University’s Huizenga College of Business and Entrepreneurship, is a trailblazer who continues to create equal opportunity in both her career and her community. She was recently named by Legacy Magazine as one of South Florida’s Most Influential and Prominent Black Woman, and continues to support diverse and inclusive initiatives.

Currently, Moses is CEO and founder of Seven Hillz Productions and the Seven Hillz Production Foundation. Her mission as a leader and entrepreneur is to hire as many minorities as possible, as well as partner with minority groups in the community.

“Diversity and inclusion relate to all consumers,” said Moses. “I’m building a team of professionals who identify in multiple ways. Our world is multicultural and multiracial and therefore, we should acknowledge the importance of diversity.”

Moses, who echoes the need for more black and female voices, pays it forward by providing mentorship and scholarship opportunities to students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

“Our foundation [Seven Hillz Production Foundation] is dedicated to service, education, and creating awareness within the black community in hopes of sparking a new trend that will inspire people of all ages. We understand the important role education plays in leveling the playing field for all members of society,” she said.

In recognition of her impact in the community, Moses was honored by Legacy Magazine as South Florida’s Most Influential and Prominent Black Women in Business and Industry for 2020, and was previously honored as the publication’s 2019 South Florida 40 under 40 Leaders of Tomorrow. Gaining additional momentum, Moses was also recently added into the McDonald’s campaign, “Black & Positively Golden Mosaic,” and has many more initiatives in the works.

The NSU alumna believes her alma mater played an integral part in her career through its real-world business applications, and still remembers influential professors who made an impact in her life – namely, (former) NSU professor James Agbodzakey, Ph.D. and Terrell Manyak, Ph.D., both of whom kept in contact after graduation.

In sharing her advice to current NSU students, Moses offers the following words of wisdom:

“Be the best you know you can be; seek out people you admire for them to assist you in your journey. Find your tribe of people who believe in you and invest in yourself. Do not allow circumstances to hinder you from your success and where you know you want to be. One favorite quote of mine is, “Life offers you so many doors, it’s up to you which one to open and which one to close.”