Dr. Tana Davis is a dynamic entrepreneur, author, inspirational speaker, producer, professional beauty educator, mentor, and playwright. As a witness to the transformative power of love and redemption, she actively serves as a licensed minister of the Gospel, engaging in impactful ministry work. Through her compelling testimony, lives have been saved, and she has inspired countless individuals to overcome obstacles. Driven by a passion for spreading hope, she focuses on guiding those grappling with addiction, domestic violence, and mental health issues toward successful recovery.
A dedicated philanthropist, Dr. Davis generously volunteers her time for various organizations, including Operation Stand-down Tennessee, Mending Hearts, The Next Door, G4 facility Level 3 Residential Treatment, Tennessee Women's Prison, Salvation Army, Women with Open Arms, Nashville Recovery Fest, and others. Additionally, she motivates students by participating in career days at elementary, high school, and cosmetology schools, imparting wisdom about perseverance and the importance of rejecting drugs. Her vision for the future remains guided by her unwavering faith, stating, "Wherever GOD leads me because I know it is HIS purpose!"
Dr. Davis boasts impressive achievements, including the Phenomenal Woman Distinguished Award, Spirit of Excellence Award, and the I Am Royalty Award. She proudly serves as a National Spokeswoman for Beauty Behind Bars, traveling nationally and internationally. Recent accolades include the Partnership Award from Pass the Beauty Organization, the IAAWE Leadership Award in Atlanta, GA, Unstoppable Women in Business, Uterine Cancer Foundation Superhero Award, Rock the Bell Foundation "Girl She So Dope Award," the Varnell Foundation Legacy Award, and 2024 Women of Influence Honoree recipient. She holds an Honorary Doctorate in Leadership from the MIZ CEO Society International Coaching Institute and a Doctorate of Christian Humane Letters from the School of the Great Commission Theological Seminary.
Dr. Davis is a devoted mother to her daughter Parisia Harp, and a proud grandmother of four precious grandchildren: Tarien Harp, Taylor Harp, John "BJ" Foster, and Josiah "JoJo" Foster. She holds dear the unwavering support of her number one fan and ride-or-die, her late mother Shirley Gene Harp, who prayed for her restoration from the depths of despair and encouraged her to fulfill God's plan for her life. Although her mother passed away on May 20, 2020, her spirit continues to live on in Dr. Davis's heart.
Finally, Dr. Davis firmly believes in the power of encouraging change, recognizing its necessity, and relying on the strength of her faith in Christ.
