Anique Y.M. Graham is a social entrepreneur, philanthropist, and champion for Black women and girls. At an early age, she became aware of the power of everyday people to uplift communities and has since dedicated her life to doing just that. 

With more than a decade of experience leading in international nonprofit and social enterprise organizations, government, and corporate America, Anique continues to creatively use her talent to advance progressive mission-based movements around the world. 

Mrs. Graham is the CEO and Founder of OCG Philanthropy, a philanthropic consulting firm through which she helps her clients to develop foundations, nonprofits, and other social good initiatives. She loves to cultivate new changemakers by connecting people and companies to the resources needed to launch, fund, and scale social good efforts.

Anique served as a national spokesperson for P&G’s My Black Is Beautiful campaign, where she was featured in digital and print advertisements for Clairol Pro, Walmart, and other major brands.  In her role, she supported the company in empowering more than one million women and girls.

She is a proud graduate of Howard University where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and Culture, and of Georgia State University where she earned a Master of Public Administration in Public Management and Policy. In 2020, Anique was honored by Georgia State University as a Top 40 Under 40 Notable Alumnus. 

Outside of her professional and philanthropic work, she is a wife, sister, and zen queen. She identifies as “a pretty coal sitting uncomfortably under the world’s pressures, yet enjoying the process of being made into a diamond”. She is a lover of God, social justice, quality time with her Delta Sorors, Sunday dinners with the family, trap and neo-soul music, art, and Black culture. If she’s not advocating on Capitol Hill, you can find her relaxing in Piedmont Park or practicing mindfulness on the beach.

It’s her purpose to create opportunities for others to thrive and lean into the fullness of their being.