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Neva'eh Dennard
Babysitter, NannyLane
Location: Fayetteville, GA United States
Joined: Jul 24th, 2025

About (request update)

With diverse experience across customer service and healthcare, I’ve worked as a salon technician, kennel technician, and team member at Small Sliders. I also completed an internship at Piedmont Fayette Hospital, gaining valuable insight into clinical environments and patient care. These roles have helped me develop strong communication skills, attention to detail, and adaptability. I’m passionate about delivering quality service and thrive in fast-paced, team-oriented settings.

Current Whereabouts:

Currently, I babysit and run my business, 623 Elite Extensions, full-time. I’m passionate about growing my brand while balancing meaningful work with family care.

Life & Professional Aspirations:

I aspire to be a successful business owner and continue building on my current achievements. I plan to graduate from Tuskegee University with my BSN and gain valuable experience by working in the ICU at Marcus Trauma Center in my hometown, Atlanta, GA, for two years. Afterward, I will pursue my nurse anesthetist license to advance my career in healthcare and provide specialized patient care.

Website:

https://www.623eliteextensions.com

Education (request update)

Tuskegee University class of 2028

Undergrad Major: Nursing

Claim To Fame:

If you know me at Tuskegee, you probably know me as the girl who’s always doing something. In just my first year, I started my own hair business 623 Elite Extensions while also jumping headfirst into campus life. I took on a leadership role in Big Sister Little Sister, and I’m an active member of both Collegiate 100 and the Skegee Service Committee. I’ve planned events, served the community, and poured into others the same way people have poured into me. Starting a business and finding my place so fast wasn’t easy, but at an HBCU like Tuskegee, the support and opportunity make it possible. I’ve built a name for myself here not just as a student, but as a leader, a mentor, and a young Black woman chasing her dreams.