Twyla Garret of Fort Washington Is An Astounding Serial Entrepreneur

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Twyla Garret of Fort Washington Is An Astounding
Serial Entrepreneur
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Twyla Garret of Fort Washington is an
astounding serial entrepreneur, corporate speaker
and author. She was personally invited to speak
at The White House on the topics including
creating jobs, economic growth and the
controversial fiscal cliff of 2012.
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She has also authored a famous book, 'Homeland
Security' which is one of the top 100 Top Masters
of Homeland Security. She is in her early 40s and
is known for all outstanding business deals made
by her.
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Being a native of Ohio, she went to John
Marshall High School, where she learnt complex
tax returns. After school, she took admission in
Ursuline College to pursue BA, later she got
herself enrolled in University of Phoenix to
study MA. For further studies, she went to
Dartmouth University Tuck Business School to
learn Executive Management Program.
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Twyla Garret of Fort Washington found a leading
consulting firm Investment Management Enterprise
(IME), Inc in the year 2000. IME is woman- and
minority- owned firm that specializes in
Homeland Security Emergency Preparedness,
Management Consulting Services, Life Cycle
Acquisition Support, Information Technology (IT)
Support Services, Cyber Security Computer
Forensics, and Construction Program Management.
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The company has worked with government and
private sector organizations and measures by
their performance through customer satisfaction.
IME has won a number of awards including, MBE
(Minority Business Enterprise) Top 100
Award-Winner, 2013 Award Winner Top 500
Emerging Business in the US, American Council of
International FLEX Scholarship Evaluator, Member
of the Black US Chamber of Commerce and more.
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Garret is planning to open 3 new offices in
2015 by expanding his methodologies, best
practices and making a number of strategic
acquisitions. She is working hard for expanding
the size of the company in the next 18 to 24
months.
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In addition to IME, she has also founded and
self-funded a 1.5 million dollar entertainment
complex in Cleveland, Ohio. The entertainment
complex hired formally homeless individuals,
provided musicians and artists with actual
moneymaking opportunities, and served the
community by supporting American goods and
services.