Ridge Higgins is a business marketing professional, seven-year Army Infantry veteran, and father. He received his Master of Business Administration in Marketing and Bachelor of Art in Graphic Design and Media Art with a concentration in Web Design from Southern New Hampshire University. He is a Federal Aviation Administration Part 107 Certified drone operator and a gallery-featured photographer.

He has professional experience in sales, security, leadership, graphic design, project management, and construction.

Ridge is passionate about creativity, expression, and self improvement. His love for learning new, exciting practices and technology drives his love for bringing innovation to our clients.

Savannah Higgins is a Licensed Master Social Worker, Army veteran and mother. She received her Master of Social Work (MSW) from Louisiana State University and her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Troy University. She is currently an adjunct professor teaching undergraduate courses in Human Services. Additionally, she has received invaluable training in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion from the University of South Florida Muma College of Business. She is a doctoral candidate at the University of Kentucky set to graduate with her Doctorate of Social Work (DSW) in May of 2024.

Her professional background spans the field of social work from micro to macro with experience in psychotherapy and crisis counseling; diversity, equity, and inclusion; universal design; military law; and academia.

Savannah is driven by a deep-rooted passion for socio-economic equity, with a focus on empowering historically underrepresented populations. As an unwavering advocate for accessible and equitable spaces and services, Savannah offers DEI consulting and universal design services. She also provides college preparation services to include planning and essay services. With a commitment to enhancing accessibility for individuals who face barriers to education and academic services, college preparation services are offered at no cost to individuals with learning disadvantages and neurodevelopmental diagnoses.

She is a member of the Atlanta chapter of the National Association of Black Social Workers, American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia, American Psychological Association, and the Autism Self-Advocacy Network.