Welcome Cody and Gaybrielle to Bread’s Board!
Cody Overstreet joins the Bread for the City Board of Directors with over 13 years of experience in public sector consulting, with experiences ranging from IT consulting to International Development. Mr. Overstreet has always had a public sector focus to his career and passions, having lived two years in Cameroon serving in the Peace Corps and one year working with civil societies, foundations, and public sector governments in West Africa. Cody Overstreet is a Manager in Deloitte Consulting’s Government and Public Services (GPS) practice where he brings strategy and analytics solutions to his Homeland Security client’s most pressing challenges.
Prior to joining Deloitte, Mr. Overstreet graduated from HEC Paris with a Master’s in Business Administration and Finance. He also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Government and French Language Studies from The University of Texas at Austin.
Gaybrielle LeAnn is a DC-based event couturier, dream curator, mindset coach, and world wanderer with 15 years of experience in strategic business development, vision planning, event design, development, management, and implementation. Her area of expertise includes brand and voice development utilizing authentic storytelling. Gaybrielle is a master in the art of communication and has partnered with and coached leaders of small businesses, corporate nonprofits, global brands, start-ups, and ventures that seek to have a beneficial impact on traditionally marginalized communities. Connecting, communicating, curating, and building community are just a few of her superpowers.
Gaybrielle has a Bachelor of Arts in English, with a minor in Women’s Studies and Technical Writing from Spelman College, and holds a Masters of Nonprofit Leadership and Management from Arizona State University. Gaybrielle is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Junior League of Washington, and the National Alumnae Association of Spelman College. Gaybrielle is also the creator of Black Girls Brunch and the founder of Black Girl Thrive and She is Infinite.
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