Through these experiences, she recognized the need to educate black creatives on protecting their art and the power of ownership. She is now the Vice President of Legal & Business Affairs at REVOLT MEDIA & TV.
Present day, Desireé has emerged as a powerful media voice in the conversation where business, law and pop culture intersect. She is tapping into her creativity and taking her talents from behind the scenes to the main stage. She has been a featured speaker at The Creative Collective NYC’s CultureCon and partnered with General Assembly x Sofar Sounds for a discussion about Women In Music. Awarded as a Top 40 under 40 lawyer from the National Black Lawyers association, she has also been honored for representing creatives at the 2019 I Am African & I Can Awards.
Desireé is a graduate of Hampton University (The Real HU), St. John’s University School of Law and The Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music certificate program at NYU.
