Regenia Sanders is currently a resident of Atlanta, GA.  She works as a manager for Accenture for the past 9-years, consulting with organizations such as Compaq Computers, Caterpillar, Maytag, Siemens-Westinghouse, TSA, The Home Depot, Walgreens and Cingular Wireless focusing on refining their business processes and supply chain processes.  Ms. Sanders is also the managing executive African-Americans In Motion (AAIM), a professional development and networking group within Accenture’s Atlanta office and a representative on the Diversity Council. She as also conducted guest lectures at the Business School at Clark- Atlanta University in Atlanta, representing the Company.
 
In Atlanta, Ms. Sanders is very involved in church and civic activities.  She has most recently assumed the position of youth activities coordinator her church where she is responsible for developing extra-curricular programs and seminars to motivate, mentor and equip teenagers with valuable ‘life’ skills.  Ms. Sanders has also appeared as the host of a public policy awareness talk show on Atlanta Public Access Television, called ‘What’s In It for Me?,’ geared towards getting young adults ages 18 – 24 more involved in the political process.
 
Ms. Sanders is currently the managing executive African-Americans In Motion (AAIM), a professional development and networking group within the Atlanta office where she is employed as well as a representative on the Diversity Council.  Ms. Sanders does numerous motivational speaking and leadership development seminars both locally in Atlanta and across the country.   She was also selected to the 2002 Class of Leadership Georgia… Leadership Georgia, the oldest and largest leadership program in the country, promotes awareness of statewide issues by bringing diverse young leaders from every area of Georgia together to learn more about and discuss current matters.
 
Ms. Sanders attended Auburn University and holds a B.S. and M.S. degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Materials Engineering, respectively from Auburn, with a minor in Educational Leadership.  Ms. Sanders was selected as the 2006 German Marshall Fellow.