Meet the team

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Founder & CEO | Certified Transformational Coach | Speaker | Leadership Development Professional

Courtney Holmon is a nonprofit executive, Certified Transformational Coach, speaker, and community leader dedicated to helping individuals and organizations live with purpose, lead with impact, and leave a legacy.

With more than a decade of experience in youth development and nonprofit leadership, Courtney has positively impacted thousands of young people and families throughout Chicago.

Her leadership has helped secure more than $5 million in funding to expand opportunities in youth programming, workforce development, leadership training, and social-emotional learning.

While proud of those accomplishments, Courtney believes true transformation happens through meaningful relationships. 

Her work is rooted in integrity, accountability, service, and the belief that every person has the potential to grow, thrive, and lead.

As Founder and CEO of The Missing Peace Inc., Courtney provides leadership coaching, professional development, workshops, and speaking engagements that empower youth, professionals, and organizations to increase self-awareness, strengthen relationships, and achieve meaningful growth.

In 2023, Courtney earned her Certified Transformational Coach credential through the Dharius Daniels Transformational Coaching Certification Program, strengthening her ability to guide individuals through personal and professional transformation.

Courtney holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Roosevelt University and a Master of Arts in Nonprofit Administration from North Park University. Whether coaching a leader, mentoring a young person, or speaking to an audience, her mission remains the same: helping others discover the missing piece that unlocks their purpose, potential, and impact.

Living with Purpose. Leading with Impact. Leaving a Legacy.

Micheal Davis-Crayton is a community leader, violence prevention professional, and youth mentor dedicated to creating safer neighborhoods and stronger futures. 

As the founder of Pinnacle Athletics & Beyond PAB and a leader in community violence intervention, he combines mentorship, leadership development, athletics, and conflict mediation to empower young people and strengthen communities. 

With a bachelor's degree in Psychology and a passion for service, Micheal is committed to helping individuals discover purpose, build resilience, and create lasting change.

Steven Perkins is co founder and CEO of Pinnacle Athletics & Beyond (PAB), where he leads with vision to empower youth and adults through structured flag football and holistic development.

Steven has over 20 years of experience working in Public Safety/ CVI. 

With a degree in Applied Behavioral Science,  he is currently the Director of Field Instruction at Metropolitan Peace Initiatives (MPI), where he supports the professional growth of street outreach teams and fosters collaborative partnerships with law enforcement and community organizations. 

A dedicated community advocate, social justice practitioner, coach, and mentor, Steven brings a unique blend of leadership, empathy, and strategic thinking to anything he is committed to.

Anthony Lovelace was born in Chicago Heights and raised on the South Side of

Chicago, spending most of his life in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood. Raised in a

family deeply committed to faith, education, and community service, Anthony developed

a passion for social justice and public service at an early age through involvement in

local meetings, church initiatives, and neighborhood events.

Anthony attended the Harvard School of Excellence before graduating from Gwendolyn

Brooks College Prep, where he participated in programs including Academic Decathlon,

the Bessie Coleman Flight Program, and BRAVE Youth Leaders. He later earned a

Bachelor of Science in Political Science with a minor in African American Studies from

Roosevelt University. He is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Public Policy at

DePaul University, with an expected graduation in 2026.

At age 14, Anthony began volunteering at Saint Sabina Church, where he eventually

became office manager, serving in that role until May 2025. During his time there, he

helped coordinate community events, manage staff, and organize youth involvement in

major social justice initiatives, including the 2018 Dan Ryan Shutdown protest. His work

also led to opportunities to participate in nationally televised interviews, panels, rallies,

and community discussions centered on advocacy and civic engagement.

Anthony currently serves as Chief of Staff to Representative Michael Crawford of the

31st District, where he continues his lifelong commitment to serving and advocating for

his community.respect, and integrity.

Camryn Morgan was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. A recent graduate from Southern Illinois University Carbondale who will be attending graduate school working
towards a career in mental health. 

With 3 years of experience working with youth, she has facilitated workshops on healthy relationships and boundaries while serving on the Chicago Public Schools (CPS) student council. 

Camryn is passionate about helping others by providing a comfortable and motivating environment where they can develop their confidence and grow.

Rie’Onna Holmon was raised in Chicago, Illinois, where she developed a strong commitment to education, literacy, and community empowerment.  

Rie’Onna pursued higher education at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, where she earned a Master’s degree in Literature with a specialization in African American Literature.

Throughout her academic and professional journey, Rie’Onna has centered her work on culturally responsive teaching practices and advancing academic success for students in underserved communities. 

She currently serve as an English teacher, where she focuses on building critical reading, writing, and analytical skills while fostering inclusive and affirming classroom environments.

Rie’Onna is deeply passionate about education as a tool for social change, with a long-term commitment to developing a violence prevention curriculum for schools. Her work reflects a dedication to equity, youth development, and expanding access to meaningful educational opportunities.