Anesha Truesdale

Anesha Truesdale is a high-energy and passionate professional with a decade of experience in developing and implementing innovative programs benefiting youth, families, and communities, particularly focused on at-risk adolescents.

With a Master's Degree in Public Administration with a concentration in Nonprofit Administration from Kennesaw State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Clark Atlanta University, Anesha Truesdale possesses a strong educational background to support her work in the nonprofit sector.

Anesha has held various key roles in organizations dedicated to youth development, including serving as the Program Director for Teen Programs & Black Achievers at the YMCA of Delaware. She has also contributed her expertise as a Program Coordinator at YELLS, a Prevention Educator at HEAT, a Program Supervisor at First Team America/Zone Safety Atlanta, a Teen Life Coach at First Team America/The Emerge Project, and a Membership Clerk at the Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club of Greater Atlanta.

Anesha Truesdale is recognized for her proven ability to provide team leadership, drive performance enhancements, and spearhead program improvements. She is known as a visionary leader who excels at community engagement, fostering positive relationships, and sharing a common sense of purpose.

Anesha Truesdale's career highlights her dedication to making a positive impact in the lives of vulnerable youth and families, showcasing a wealth of experience in program development, management, and community involvement.