Bio
Danetha Doe is an economist and scholar of luxury who interprets couture, high jewelry, and craftsmanship as the visible language of capital, culture, and permanence.
She is the founder of Power Glam Economic Atelier, a cultural-economic intellectual property house designing frameworks, research, and strategic architectures for luxury founders, visionary institutions, and long-horizon capital.
Through its brands — Money & Mimosas® and Power Glam — the Atelier supports founders, investors, and institutions in architecting economies rooted in beauty, sovereignty, and long-horizon value creation.
Her work examines beauty not as ornament, but as infrastructure — a stabilizing force shaping markets, identity, and systems over time.
Danetha collaborates internationally with the U.S. Department of State as a Global Economic Prosperity Speaker, advising embassies and consulates on entrepreneurship, capital formation, and ecosystem development. Her work guides founders and institutions to scale with coherence, attract aligned capital, and design legacies that compound cultural and financial value across generations.
Her contributions have been recognized among the 100 Most Influential Financial Experts, named one of the Top Five Black Personal Finance Experts to Follow by GoBankingRates and Yahoo Finance, and honored with Special Congressional Recognition for contributions to Caribbean-American culture and heritage. She was also named a Millennial Thought Leader by the Hong Kong Institute of CPAs.
Danetha holds a B.A. in Economics from DePauw University.
“Those who believe in beauty will always find it. ”