Shakea Miller

Shakea Miller is a visionary entrepreneur, educator, and community advocate whose leadership has expanded access to education, workforce development, and economic mobility across Alabama and the Chattahoochee Valley. Shakea is the Founder, CEO, and Dean of 1 on 1 Technical College, 1 on 1 Technical & Theological College, and 1 on 1 Technical High School, institutions dedicated to creating accessible, career-focused pathways for students and adult learners. Since founding the college in 2019, she has led its growth to graduate more than 3,500 students, expand to multiple locations, and reach learners nationwide through a robust online platform. 

Driven by her belief that opportunity should never be limited by circumstance, Shakea has built a network of mission-driven organizations focused on empowerment and sustainability. Through the 1 on 1 Staffing Agency, she has helped place more than 5,000 individuals into meaningful employment, supporting economic stability and creating second-chance opportunities for community members. She also founded the 1 on 1 Wellness Clinic, which provides affordable healthcare services—including urgent care, physicals, drug testing, and wellness support—while serving as a clinical training site for students pursuing healthcare careers. In addition, Shakea is the Founder and CEO of Fight for Our Children, a nonprofit organization that provides meals, resources, and essential support to families in need. 

Raised by a single mother, Shakea’s journey from Prattville High School to earning her bachelor’s degree from the University of Phoenix, and her recent acceptance into law school, reflects her resilience and commitment to lifelong learning. Professionally, she is recognized for her strategic vision, operational leadership, and dedication to uplifting underserved communities. 

Shakea is also an active civic leader. Within the Junior League of Columbus, GA, she has been elected Recording Secretary and currently serves as Elect Chair for Partners in Education, helping build partnerships with schools and support initiatives for students and educators. She also serves as Second Vice President of her local NAACP chapter, Vice Chair of Women in the NAACP (WIN), and Vice President of the Urban League of the River Valley Young Professionals. 

Her work has earned numerous honors, including proclamations from seven Alabama mayors, Minority Women-Owned Business Certification, recognition from Governor Kay Ivey, and the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award.