About

Learn more about Aisha Adams.

Meet Aisha

Aisha Adams is a writer, equity advocate, and community leader who has dedicated her career to empowering communities and fostering inclusivity. Based in Asheville, North Carolina, Aisha is the founder of Aisha Adams Media, where she develops innovative programs and initiatives that address critical issues such as affordable housing, mental health, and environmental justice.

Creating Opportunity

Aisha’s impactful work includes leading Black Wall Street AVL’s GATE program, which supports entrepreneurial success, and The GO Places Leadership Academy, designed to cultivate leadership and career readiness. She is also the creator and host of The Asheville View, a digital talk show amplifying diverse voices and exploring meaningful community conversations.

Her commitment to creating equitable opportunities has left a lasting impact on Western North Carolina and beyond. Recognized for her transformative contributions, Aisha has received several prestigious awards, including the WomanUP Women Entrepreneur Best in Business Award, the Excellence in Business Top 25 Award from the University of Alabama at Birmingham, and the Martin Luther King Jr. Award for 2025.

From Birmingham to Asheville

Although she has called Asheville home for over 15 years, Aisha has deep roots in Birmingham, Alabama, where her passion for social justice and community building was first nurtured. Her work continues to inspire, educate, and uplift, reflecting her unwavering dedication to equity, compassion, and progress.

Move Forward With Confidence

I guide organizations through transitions, strengthen teams, and develop strategies for lasting success. My services include coaching, consulting, interim executive leadership, facilitation, and corporate training.

2025  Martin Luther King Jr. Service Award

2025 Martin Luther King Jr. Service Award

I am deeply honored to receive the 2025 Martin Luther King Jr. Service Award alongside such esteemed leaders. A Heartfelt Thank You I extend my sincere gratitude to the Board of the Martin Luther King Jr. Association of Asheville and Buncombe County for recognizing my...

When Should an Organization Consider an Interim Executive Director?

When Should an Organization Consider an Interim Executive Director?

When a nonprofit experiences an executive vacancy, it can feel overwhelming. However, times of transition can serve as a strategic opportunity to reflect, plan, and realign with the organization’s mission, vision and values. The Benefits of Hiring an Interim Executive...

Boost Productive Meetings: A Guide for Leaders

Boost Productive Meetings: A Guide for Leaders

Productive meetings are a cornerstone of workplace collaboration. When thoughtfully planned and executed, they can drive innovation, foster collaboration, and ensure essential information is shared. They also offer opportunities to strengthen relationships and foster...