Tahnee Cole is a Millennial mom writer and blogger with a passion for uplifting “career moms”—a shift from the label “working moms,” because she believes all moms are working moms.
She is a mother navigating life at a higher level while raising a college student and a middle schooler, embracing the evolution of motherhood, identity, and ambition. As a professional mom of two, she shares the good, the bad, and the not-so-pretty sides of being an involved career mom. Through articles like “2 Kids, 1 Job and No Man” and “No Sex with the Ex,” she remains transparent about both her personal and professional journey.
Alongside her writing, Tahnee is an MBA graduate and seasoned financial professional with over a decade of experience in corporate accounting. She currently resides in Ohio and continues to grow into new levels of financial stability, opportunity, and abundance.
Tahnee originally created her blog, Black Pumps Pink Slippers, as an outlet to bring humor to the chaos of balancing motherhood and career life while connecting with other moms who could relate. Over time, it evolved into something deeper—fueling her passion to pursue higher goals, build wealth, and inspire other women to do the same.
As her journey has progressed, she has evolved her brand identity into The Corporate IT Chick—a play on her role as a Business Analyst blending IT and business strategy, while also embracing her signature style as a fly, polished, and powerful woman in corporate spaces. Her platform now reflects her evolving life as a business owner, her experiences with love, raising children at different stages of development, and stepping into more money, more responsibility, and more alignment with her purpose.
She believes in the “Mom Movement” and dedicates her content to offering encouragement, real-life insight, and motivation for women standing tall through adversity while leveling up in every area of life.
To those who have followed her from the beginning, she extends heartfelt gratitude. And to new readers—buckle up. It’s real, it’s raw, and it’s just getting started.
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