THE

HMA EDGE

The HMA believes that good business + ethical leadership holds the solutions to some of our largest problems.

The evolving business landscape and increasing societal problems point to a clear shared opportunity - a reframe of how we collectively move.

THE COMPANY

As the ever-increasing demands on businesses coupled with the rising tides of trauma, inequality, violence, climate disaster, and injustice highlight a shared need for systems that better facilitate ease, sustainability, and prosperity for us all.

We want business leaders and organizations to understand their power to effect micro and macro solutions.

Trends in business and society reflect the real experiences of real people.

Business

22ND CENTURY PROBLEMS

Data expertise in an evolving world

Workforce scarcity

Mass burnout

High turnover

Change management in stressful times

Society

22ND CENTURY PROBLEMS

Unaddressed trauma experience

Rising inequality

Resurgence of civil rights movement

Record climate disasters & deterioration

Presence & effects of violence & crime

Quality of life (growing challenges)

Education

22ND CENTURY SOLUTIONS

Well-Being

The human condition; a shared planet; and the need to constantly negotiate how we interact.

To anchor how we all navigate the layers of self, community, systems, and planet- we believe an expanded framework of well-being offers compassionate and nuanced parameters.

INTRAPERSONAL

How one relates to oneself

INTERPERSONAL

How one relates to others

COMMUNAL

The measure of a community’s safety, resources, and opportunities for all.

SYSTEMIC + INSTITUTIONAL

The adherence to and protection of human, civil, and ecological rights.

ECOLOGICAL

 The measure of the environment’s health and ability to sustain good quality life.

The businesses who understand society and respond to its realities head on will thrive now and lead our future.

Are you one of them?

MEET THE FOUNDER

CHLOE

HAKIM

MOORE

An internationally acclaimed social impact designer, sociologist, and entrepreneur.

To date, she has led over $2 Billion in social impact systems transformations - all designed to deepen personal wellness, Interpersonal resilience, community safety & abundance, and human & civil rights, 

In 2020, Forbes called Chloe "a key revolutionary changing the course and the face of business & society”, and named her to their renowned Forbes 30 Under 30 list. 

Gracing stages around the world, Chloe has delivered a viral TEDx Talk, spoken alongside Nobel Peace Prize Nominees, such as Stacey Abrams, and trained multinational corporations on well-being, social impact, and more. 

As an activist, she pushes leaders in the streets & In boardrooms alike to to reimagine well-being beyond personal wellness, & assess their own role in transforming systems for a better world- starting within.

AWARDS + FEATURES

Alumni of the Year

Speaker

Education Category

Innovator of the Year

Public Anthropology Award

PORTFOLIO

PROJECT BRIEFS

Portfolio Briefs
State of Tennessee Child Care Task Force
State of Tennessee Child Care Task Force
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Appointed by Governor Bill Lee, Chloe was tasked under oath to understand the current state of childcare for the state of Tennessee; identify interventions and new solutions with the systemic barriers to access, quality, and affordability; and make recommendations to the State of Tennessee’s General Assembly and Department of Human Services that will lead TN’s childcare strategy into a more equitable future.

NEXT Memphis
NEXT Memphis
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Tasked with a seemingly simple question, “How do you improve childcare in Shelby County?” Chloe led the design, implementation, and scaling of NEXT Memphis- Shelby County’s first district-like system for childcare providers. Under her leadership, the program secured $32M in funding for a substantive 3 year pilot; grew from serving 0-35 independent programs; supported thousands of children families with essential items, housing, transportation, freedom from violence, and more through the pandemic and beyond; and built healthy teams starting from 0 and growing to more than 100 employees in less than 2 years.

First 8 Memphis
First 8 Memphis
THE DETAILS

Chloe served as the principal architect of the strategy First 8 Memphis- which also evolved into a nonprofit. The 5 year $250M strategy developed and operationalized a comprehensive prenatal - 8 years old pathway to success for all children in Shelby County & their families too.

MIHRT
MIHRT
THE DETAILS

Chloe served as a lead researcher in an international collaboration between the National Institutes of Health and the University of the West Indies, in Trinidad and Tobago. Over the 10 week engagement, she co-led the team through conducting a national needs assessment for services catering to Persons with Disabilities; identified gaps between services claimed versus services and quality thereof rendered; and crafted a comprehensive set of recommendations for the national government to rework its service identification, measurement, and delivery processes.

Freshlo
Freshlo
THE DETAILS

Pairing genius with opportunity and support led to Memphis’ first kitchen incubator that prepared chefs for more than a career- but entrepreneurship in the local food scene. Chloe led the benchmarking, concept designing, and prototyping phases of this work in her capacity as a Design Researcher early in the career. The best part? This process exclusively supported entrepreneurs with immigrant or refugee status to have pathways to ownership- disrupting the status quo of assuming “stable jobs are enough”.