CULTURETECHLENSJamila Trimuel
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Combined Graph record U-07506 · provenance: build store (JSON graph), record CTL-E-6320.
Jamila Trimuel is the founder and CEO of Ladies of Virtue (LOV), the Chicago nonprofit she founded in 2011 that prepares Black girls ages 9–24 to become confident, purpose-driven leaders through mentorship, leadership training and community service, serving more than 2,000 girls and women annually. Her recognitions include Obama Administration Change Agent honors with an invitation to the 2016 White House United State of Women Summit, selection as a 2023 PepsiCo Changemaker, and TEDx speaking. She was named to WVON's 40 Under 40 Game Changers Class of 2026.
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Jamila Trimuel is the founder and CEO of Ladies of Virtue (LOV), the Chicago nonprofit she founded in 2011 that prepares Black girls ages 9–24 to become confident, purpose-driven leaders through mentorship, leadership training and community service, serving more than 2,000 girls and women annually. Her recognitions include Obama Administration Change Agent honors with an invitation to the 2016 White House United State of Women Summit, selection as a 2023 PepsiCo Changemaker, and TEDx speaking.
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Organization edge: Ladies of Virtue is not homed; a founded edge is BLOCKED until homed. Photo HELD: no Commons/LOC file located 2026-10-21.
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- WVON 40 Under 40 Game Changers — related to
Named to the WVON 40 Under 40 Game Changers Class of 2026 as Founder & CEO, Ladies of Virtue.
Sources
- WVON 40 Under 40 Game Changers, 'The Class of 2026,' 40gamechangers.com/gamechangers (accessed 2026-10-21): lists Jamila Trimuel as Founder & CEO, Ladies of Virtue, among the 43 honorees named and pictured under the Class of 2026 heading. (primary source · build store)
- Ladies of Virtue, official biography (accessed 2026-10-21): Trimuel as founder, the organization's 2011 founding and mentoring mission, and her recognitions including the 2016 White House United State of Women Summit and 2023 PepsiCo Changemaker selection. (primary source · build store)
- The Obama Foundation (accessed 2026-10-21): names Jamila Trimuel as founder and CEO of Ladies of Virtue and describes its Chicago mentorship work with girls. (primary source · build store)
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