Kieanna Childs Alexander is a native of Trenton, New Jersey, where she excelled in the Gifted and Talented Program and graduated from McCorristin Catholic High School. She pursued higher education, earning an Associate in Arts in General Studies, a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies Applied Social Sciences, and a Master of Arts in Human Services, specializing in Executive Leadership. Kieanna also obtained a certificate in Human Resources Management and is on track to earn her doctoral degree.

In her commitment to personal development, she acquired a certificate in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion from Cornell University and completed a program at Rutgers University focused on building awareness in these essential areas. Furthering her education, Kieanna engaged with the University of California, San Francisco's Reparations and Anti-Institutional Racism Initiative, and participated in Harvard University's Schooling for Critical Consciousness of Racism and Racial Injustice.

Kieanna is recognized for her strategic mindset, having earned the nationally recognized Certified Public Manager (CPM) certification from Rutgers University, where she authored a capstone project titled "Morale Building: Bridging the Gap Between Executive and Subordinate Staff." As a certified corporate trainer and a New Jersey Disaster Response Crisis Counselor (NJ DRCC), she has dedicated herself to community advocacy.

A talented writer, Kieanna self-published her first journal in the historic living room parlor of acclaimed Harlem Renaissance writer Langston Hughes in Harlem, New York. She became the first-time author of "Not Your Cup of Tea: 21 Day Affirmation Journal." Additionally, Kieanna is a passionate speaker and the founder of Envuzion Group LLC, a private strategic advisory consulting firm that provides confidential assistance to public-facing talent, enabling them to remain clear, focused, and strategically aligned while navigating visibility and complex decisions.

Throughout her career, Kieanna has actively served her community, holding several Board of Director positions, including with Mercer County Meals on Wheels, Martin House Learning Center, and Trenton Area Soup Kitchen (TASK). She has also contributed to the New Jersey PTA Board of Directors, where she served as the state Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Chair, and was involved with the Trenton Circus Squad and the League of Women Voters Lawrence Township.

Kieanna's unwavering dedication to community advocacy extends to her volunteer work, including serving as a youth basketball coach for the Hamilton YMCA Special Kids Organized Recreation (SKOR) and actively supporting the Mercer County Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) during national emergencies like Hurricane Sandy and the Covid-19 pandemic. Here, she worked closely with staff to ensure that vaccinations were accessible to historically disadvantaged individuals, including those in the disabled community.

She has mentored students through the Leaders of Tomorrow (LOT) Mentoring Program at Trenton Central High School and has contributed her expertise to the Hamilton Township Adult Learning Advisory Council and the Board of Education's various committees, including the Affirmative Action Committee.

Kieanna is a member of the Order of the Eastern Star, the Lily of the Valley Chapter #22, and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. She is also a former Mrs. Mercer County, having competed in the Mrs. New Jersey Pageant under a platform dedicated to conquering ovarian and prostate cancer. 

As a life member of the NAACP, Kieanna has served in numerous roles, including Executive Committee Member, Youth Council Advisor, and President. Her most fulfilling achievement with the organization was leading over 25 voter registration drives in Mercer County, empowering community members to exercise their right to vote.

In 2019, Kieanna was appointed by the President of Rider University to the President’s Council on Inclusion, where she played a vital role in establishing the Inclusive Excellence Plan, a roadmap for enhancing diversity, equity, and inclusion at the university.

A passionate advocate for women and children, she has held leadership positions within the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) and was elected to serve on the national NCNW Board of Directors Executive Committee and Nominating Committee. 

Professionally, Kieanna is affiliated with the Public Sector HR Association (PSHR), the Human Capital Institute, and the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM), where she was the inaugural recipient of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Award at the national level. 

In her personal life, Kieanna is a loving wife and mother of two sons, and she actively supports families in Sierra Leone and Ghana through initiatives providing medicine, bed nets, and assistance with farm animals. In her spare time, she enjoys collecting vinyl records and has aspirations of developing tiny house communities for low-income earners on her parcels of land.