Nubia was called to the nomadic lifestyle 3 years ago when she decided to leave the United States on a one-way ticket to SouthEast Asia. Throughout her travels, she has lived on 3 continents and explored 43 countries. Nubia's passion for travel and the knowledge that she's gained in each country, inspired her to start a travel consultant business.

Tanisha of Girl Meets Glass & the "Wine School Dropout" shares how she went from tech professional in Washington D.C. to wine professional in Paris. 

Khephra C. White is a comedian, writer, actress, and occasional musician from New Orleans, LA (with a side of Atlanta, GA). A series of events in her life inspired her to follow her dreams and move abroad. It's been almost 6 years, filled with new experiences, new food, new dating experiences (lord...), and ZERO regrets!

Jackie O. has been criss-crossing the globe for the last 20 years.  She was one of the original Black digital nomads.  She has lived long-term in 7 countries and worked and/or traveled to over 70 countries.

As a third culture kid, Amanda’s interest in navigating cross-cultural spaces and identity started young.  Her American-born, African raised perspective continues to have an influence as she provides the creative direction behind The Black Expat to reflect the nuances of black international living and tell the stories that need to be told.

Christine Job is a Business Strategist that helps Black women & WOC leverage their skills & talents into viable & sustainable online businesses that ensure they’re professionally fulfilled and financially abundant while pursuing thriving lives abroad. She is also the creator and host of the Flourish in the Foreign podcast.

Barbara of Going Global with Barbara shares her story of being an international talent acquisition specialist and entrepreneur while living with her family in Madaba, Jordan.

Patricia was born and raised in the UK and is a serial ex-pat. She is currently living in Virginia, USA.

She’s also a keen podcast fan and the host of her show, "The Enterprising Expat", which she’s using to create a community for women who have left their “passport countries” and are faced with the challenge of rebuilding their lives - over and again in new places.