Lorrena Black

Lorrena Black is a U.S. Army Veteran, Keynote Speaker, and Workshop Presenter who interrupts the idea of Imposter Syndrome so women and veterans have the awareness and audacity to go after the roles, raises, and recognition they’ve been avoiding.

As the Founder and CEO of She Served LLC, she transforms self-doubt into confidence, setbacks into resilience, and emotions into leadership power for audiences ready to step into their next level.

With 25 years of honorable military service—including early years as a Human Resources Specialist and later as a Signal Officer—Lorrena brings a rare blend of lived experience, emotional intelligence expertise, and relatable storytelling. Her signature frameworks, Mission Resilience™ and the R.A.L.L.Y.™ Method, invite audiences to reframe adversity, recenter in their identity, and lead themselves and others with purpose and power.

Lorrena is a certified Emotional & Social Competency Inventory Practitioner, an Intercultural Development Inventory Qualified Administrator, and a Co-Active trained coach. She has designed and delivered leadership, emotional intelligence, and professional development programs for corporate, nonprofit, and veteran communities nationwide. She creates spaces where people feel seen, stretched, and supported—and where powerful breakthroughs happen.

A mother of four and a champion for women and veterans, Lorrena speaks openly about identity, trauma, resilience, and how she reclaimed her voice from imposter syndrome and people-pleasing. Her message is both inspiring and actionable: when you interrupt the beliefs that hold you back, you unlock the audacity to rise.