Dr. Tammira Lucas is an award winning entrepreneur, business strategist, professor, and ecosystem builder committed to creating pathways for women, mothers, and underestimated entrepreneurs to build sustainable businesses and generational wealth. With more than 15 years of entrepreneurial experience, she is the Founder and CEO of The Cube Cowork, one of the largest Black women owned coworking spaces in the country with onsite babysitting, and Co Founder of Moms As Entrepreneurs, a nonprofit dedicated to helping mothers start and grow businesses.

Her entrepreneurial journey began with a desire to create freedom and opportunity for herself and evolved into a mission to build the resources she saw missing for others. Today, she combines entrepreneurship, education, research, and community impact as an Assistant Professor of Marketing and Director of the Center for Strategic Entrepreneurship at Coppin State University. A three time founder, TEDx speaker, and 2026 Tory Burch Foundation Fellow, Dr. Lucas has built her career around one belief: entrepreneurship can transform families, communities, and generations when people have access to the right knowledge, networks, and opportunities.