81Eighteen is a curriculum-based marketing firm teaching underestimated founders, owners, and builders — or makers how to develop email marketing systems with strategy and structure.
We create curricula to teach entrepreneurs the business of [email] marketing.
We sell curricula to coaches, consultants, and advisors who aren’t yet making money, making money but aren’t yet earning a return on investment (ROI), earning an ROI but aren’t yet earning a profit with email marketing, or earning a profit but not yet flowing cash consistently. We, too, license curricula to companies, organizations, colleges, and universities with programs or initiatives helping entrepreneurs market and sell their products or services or both.
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It’s her thing.
Kenyana David, MBA, DBA(c) is about the entrepreneurial female – her business, education, and community.
Kenyana David, MBA, DBA(c), is the founder of 81Eighteen LLC, a curriculum-based marketing firm specializing in email marketing education for underestimated entrepreneurs. She’s the creator of the Fe-Mail Marketing for Entrepreneurs (FEMME) Academy, a school teaching email marketing curricula to women and gender-expansive creatives and innovators. She’s the host of the That ShiFt Podcast, a show about the shifts that shape how underestimated entrepreneurs grow and scale.
She’s Cornell University certified in Women’s Entrepreneurship and HubSpot certified in email marketing, inbound, content marketing, inbound sales, inbound marketing, and frictionless sales. She’s an ActiveCampaign Partner. She’s National Society of Leadership and Success certified in advanced and executive leadership, a Karen Lee Spaulding Oishei Fellow for Leader of Color, an active member of the ForbesBLK global community, and a Marquis Who’s Who honoree ‘24.
Kenyana is the president of the Western New York Chapter of the National Black MBA Association. She’s the epistoleus for the Eta Rho Sigma Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated, and the chapter representative for the Western New York National Pan-Hellenic Council. She serves on several nonprofit boards and committees, including Wonder Brink and Open Buffalo. She’s BoardSTRONG certified in nonprofit governance education: good practice for good boards.