Joy White
A charismatic, multi-hyphenate entrepreneur, attorney, and reinvention strategist for Black women has built a life and career to be rivaled. As the founder and CEO of Flawed Masterpiece®, Joy is also a certified transformational mindset coach and the sole creator of the proprietary six-phase F.L.A.W.E.D® Method journey of healing and self-discovery.
An esteemed employment attorney, a former Vice President of Legal Affairs and General Counsel at the prestigious Morehouse College, and the now Managing Partner at her law firm, The White Legal Group, LLC, her myriad career successes speak volumes of her impressive work ethic.
Taking notes from her childhood and lifelong inspiration, Clair Huxtable of The Cosby Show, Joy set her very first goal at the early age of five. With a B.A. in English Literature from the illustrious Spelman College and her law degree (JD) from Vanderbilt University Law School, Joy knows what it means to reach the highest levels of success.
During her tenure as General Counsel at Morehouse College, Joy was an integral part of reshaping Title IX policy work around campus sexual assault. Being able to affect impactful and lasting change in decision-making and policy is an accomplishment she counts as one of her proudest.
In addition to nearly two decades of practicing employment law at some of the most prestigious law firms in the country, including King & Spalding LLP in Atlanta.
Powerhouse single mother to sons, Jayden and Bryson.
In addition to being an award-winning employment attorney, Joy is a highly sought-after keynote speaker, corporate facilitator, award-winning filmmaker, serial entrepreneur, and non-profit board member who works tirelessly to pour her wealth of knowledge and resources into her students, mentees, clients, and community.
The recipient of numerous awards, including Top 100 Women of Influence, Who’s Who in Black Atlanta, Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 40 under 40, National Black Lawyers Top 100, and Fortune Magazine’s Women Leaders in the Law, Joy is undoubtedly creating a legacy of service and purpose, providing a tangible blueprint for Black women to seek inspiration from and create their own paths forward—and she’s not done yet.
Servant leader.
Outside of her work life, Joy is a mission-driven community leader, mentor, and non-profit board member.
Joy currently sits on the board of the Women’s Resource Center to End Domestic Violence and was previously on the board of Men Stopping Violence.
Joy is a member of the State Bar of Georgia's Attorney Wellness Committee and Spelman College’s Sister 2 Sister Mentoring Program.