About
LaTosha Kerley is a Human Resources executive based in Nashville, Tennessee, known for her strategic thinking, steady leadership, and deep understanding of workplace dynamics. Holding a Master’s degree in Human Resource Management from Strayer University, she has built a career grounded in compliance, workforce strategy, and ethical organizational leadership. Her path, however, was not conventional. After facing early academic setbacks—including leaving high school twice—LaTosha rebuilt her foundation through determination, discipline, and self-belief. Earning a graduate degree in HR management stands as a testament to her resilience and long-term commitment to growth. That lived experience informs how she leads today: with empathy, perspective, and an unwavering belief that people are capable of transformation. Professionally, LaTosha specializes in employment law alignment, employee relations, policy development, and organizational risk mitigation. She approaches HR not simply as administration, but as infrastructure—ensuring that businesses operate with integrity while fostering environments where people feel valued and protected. As an introvert and natural observer, LaTosha leads with intentionality. She listens carefully, processes thoroughly, and acts decisively. Her philosophy centers on fairness, accountability, and the idea that strong systems create strong outcomes. Outside of her executive work, she is a devoted mother who finds inspiration in her children. Whether supporting gymnastics practice, dance rehearsals, or managing busy family schedules, she prioritizes presence and balance. She enjoys reading urban fiction, watching Marvel films, traveling—especially family trips to Disney—and recently rediscovered her love for baking after mastering a childhood chocolate fudge pie recipe once thought lost. She also holds a real estate license primarily for personal investment and long-term family planning, reflecting her broader commitment to building generational stability. LaTosha’s long-term vision is rooted in peace and purpose—one day owning a beautiful piece of land and creating a quiet farm retreat away from the noise of everyday life. At her core, she believes leadership begins with character: If you are good to the people around you, that is what truly matters.
