Her collaborators range from luxury brands to national cultural institutions and public figures at the highest levels. Her presence has been felt everywhere from the House of Lords ( where she holds her own events) to Netflix’s Skin, and her leadership continues to champion diversity not as a trend — but as a legacy.

Having overcome personal trauma, disability, and marginalisation, Eryca speaks from lived experience. She is a survivor, a storyteller, and a standard-bearer. Her perspective is forged not only from resilience but from vision — making her one of the few individuals with both the credibility of experience and the authority of results.

Eryca’s ability to mentor others is nothing short of extraordinary. She has quietly guided and supported some of the world’s most successful Black women and men, often without ever seeking recognition. Currently, she mentors and manages four of the leading Black professionals across tech, beauty, and fashion—each one a powerhouse and trailblazer in their respective industries. Her impact is intentional, transformational, and rooted in legacy.

With a global profile and growing demand from both Western and African audiences, Eryca remains unwavering in her belief that beauty is not just aesthetic — it’s strategic. She stands healthy mental healthy. What ever that means. Through her digital initiatives, global partnerships, and platform as a cultural architect, she is guiding a new era of creatives, leaders, and institutions into a future that is inclusive, expansive, and unapologetically excellent.