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"I shall have to solve my own problems, I always get the feeling
that when I solve them for myself I shall have solved them for a thousand
other women. For that very reason I must come to grips with myself."
—Etty Hillesum
Allyn Evans founded QueenPower.com,
an active on-line community for women until she transferred ownership
in 2007. She wrote Grab the Queen
Power: Live Your Best Life! and is an Advanced Toastmaster and
Regional/District Tall Tale Competition Winner. 
Evans’ work centers on her love of writing and her desire to
help
other girls and women meet the challenges of successful living. As a
young woman, Evans found she always got in the way of her own progress—creating
obstacles and allowing her deeply ingrained fears to stop her at every
turn. Compelled to “come to grips” with herself, the native
Mississippian dug down into her cultural heritage to figure out what
went wrong and why. This self-study expanded to include the many women
Evans interviewed for her work in the uplifting Grab
the Queen Power. The culmination of her community-building endeavor
was the creation of QueenPower.com, where many women have found the
strength, both in numbers and within themselves, to succeed.
As Evans’ daughter nears pre-adolescence, her work on female
empowerment zeroes in on creating empowered women by cultivating emboldened
spirits in young girls and adolescents.
Evans’ days are filled writing, interviewing, and speaking—that
is, when she’s not playing tennis! Evans now resides in Oklahoma
with her husband and twelve-year-old daughter.
Degrees: MBA and BA in Psychology
Previous Related Experience
Nonprofit spokesperson, skilled speaker (national, regional and local
audiences), Radio and TV experience. Advanced Toastmaster and Regional/District
Tall Tale Competition Winner.
Evans is currently serving as an Expert Consultant for the Science,
Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Project funded by the National
Science Foundation and managed by the National Alliance for Partnerships
in Equity. She is also a member of the Respect Diversity speakers' bureau.
Recently, she taught speech classes as an Adjunct Instructor for Northern
Oklahoma College.
She serves as a consultant and trainer for several of the Career Technology
Centers' GirlTech Programs in the state of Oklahoma.
Media
Kit
New Release. Evans essay about her experience as a juror in her hometown
was accepted and published by Amazon.com Shorts Program. To find out
more about the essay, click on the image. The cost is 49 cents.
 
GirlTech End-of-Year Celebration Program/Keynote:
We had a wonderful year together. This is one of my standing gigs with
students. Over the course of a year, we cover a variety of self-enhancement
topics. For more about the event click here.
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