Karen Clark-Reddon is an entrepreneur, Event Strategist, international speaker, and literacy advocate.

She has positively impacted lives across the globe with her youth mentorship, private coaching, and expertly executed virtual and live events.

She is a businesswoman who specializes in creating lasting memories with event storytelling, one experience at a time.

Mrs. Clark-Reddon is the owner of Devonshire – A Perfect Events Company, LLC, which offers event planning and management services for corporate events, weddings, business meetings, birthday parties, and “just because” events. She started the company with a desire to help bring people together to create lasting impressions for their family, friends, and colleagues.

As a co-founder of U.P.W.A.R.D. a woman’s empowerment group, Mrs. Clark-Reddon also offers her personal experiences as a bridge to show others how they can overcome obstacles and win. She speaks on various topics covering health and wellness and personal enrichment. She is also a founding member of Rejuvenetics Global, a health and wellness company, and The Richway, a personal enrichment coaching program. Mrs. Clark-Reddon is a current member of IAW - International Association of Women and The Network of Parent Managers.

The Friends of the South Bowie Branch library elected her to serve as their Vice President where she advocates for early literacy and library programs in her community. Karen is a wife and mother of one child that she homeschools.

For more information email coordinator@devonshireperfectevents.com

Kaelyn is a 13-year-old entrepreneur, best-selling author, international speaker, honor student, and a three-time Biz Kidz Shark Tank winner. She has served as a key member of her school's Destination Imagination STEM team since second grade and is a current member of Black Girls Code. She is a Young Mogul Prep School scholar and is currently attending the Young Mogul's Speakers Academy. She was also featured in Baltimore Child’s Magazine and Entrepreneur Magazine for being a mentor to other young entrepreneurs.

At the age of four, Kaelyn was featured on CNN with Wolfe Blitzer for showing compassion and sharing her designs with others. Kaelyn loves giving back to the community by volunteering as a member of the Friends of the South Bowie Branch Library where she helps with book drives and other library events to raise money for library programs. Kaelyn created another way to give back with her Purses for a Purpose project. Through this project, Kaelyn takes donations of gently used purses, cleans them up, and fills them with uplifting messages and personal care items to be donated to battered women and homeless shelters in her area. Most recently, she was named a founding member of the Baltimore Children’s Chamber of Commerce where she and her fellow members provide mentoring and financial assistance to other children looking to turn their ideas into a business.

In her spare time, Kaelyn loves to read graphic novels, play in the snow, and play on the computer with her friends.

Kaelyn believes that everyone needs to take time out to relax and destress, especially now.