Kemone S-G Brown-Tshabalala is a dynamic entrepreneur, who excels in several key roles. As a writing coach and biographer/ghost-writer, Kemone works with individuals to turn their life stories into compelling narratives. In the business world, she leverages her expertise to assist both profit and non-profit entrepreneurs in developing their ventures. Her portfolio includes launching over 30 successful businesses and aiding established companies in enhancing their English communication through training and contractual services.

Kemone has always believed in the importance of getting a good education and has made it an important part of her life to acquire one. Her inquisitive nature and passion for information creation has influenced her studies in Mathematics and Statistics. Her drive to lead and build sustainable businesses was the catalyst for her studies in business. 

As a research consultant and human rights activist, she’s driven to create information and explore social issues everywhere. She has done extensive research on different social issues, mainly for organisations in the economic south. Other than conference papers, her book, When Rape Becomes Acceptable – Corrective Rape in Jamaica, was her first independent publication, published in 2017.

She has been a human rights activist for well over a decade and has focused a lot of her efforts on advocating for marginalized communities. Her areas of interest in relation to activism includes PMDD and women living with the debilitating condition, LGBT issues, women’s rights, children’s rights, HIV/Aids, sexual reproductive health and rights, and sustainable development. Kemone is also a natural Humanitarian. In 2017, she co-established the charity, Education is the Key to Success (EKS), whose aim was to assist in the eradication of poverty in Jamaica. In 2023, she co-founded Wenzani? a non-profit organisation working to empower people in the economic south through education and training.

As a public speaker, Kemone has delivered speeches to a wide range of different audience sizes, from small corporate groups to large conference audiences in the thousands. She’s often invited to speak on different issues, including personal development, escaping poverty, sustainable business, PMDD in the work place, entrepreneurship, LGBT+ rights, human rights in general, and other business development topics.

Passionate about life, she spends a lot of time travelling, cooking, and devoting her time to helping others.