TenJo Holdings operates a portfolio of brands across professional development, wellness, and real estate.

TenJo Holdings owns and supports its operating companies from a shared foundation of ownership, strategy, and long-term planning. Each brand serves its own market and runs on its own.

The company
The company

TenJo Holdings is the privately held parent company for the ventures founded by Dr. Tenesha J. Lewis, based in Virginia. It brings a group of brands under one owner, each built for a different market, and gives them a common home for strategy, structure, and growth.

Today the portfolio spans organizational consulting, women’s wellness, and real estate. The holding company sets direction and provides oversight while each brand operates independently.

The portfolio
Organizations

Abloom Transformation Group

Organizational consulting and training that help teams work with less friction and more clarity. Home of The Clarity Walk framework.

Visit abloomgroup.com
Consumer wellness

Dr. Nesh

A direct-to-consumer wellness brand for women, with digital products, community, and guidance for a steadier, more sustainable life.

Visit drnesh.com
Real estate

TenJo Properties

Real estate holdings and property ventures under the TenJo portfolio. More details will follow as the venture takes shape.

Coming soon
Dr. Tenesha J. Lewis
Principal

Dr. Tenesha J. Lewis

DrPH, MPH
Founder and Principal

Dr. Tenesha J. Lewis is the founder of TenJo Holdings and the brands within it. A public health scientist by training, she works the same problem from two sides. Through Abloom Transformation Group, she helps organizations change the conditions that wear people down. Through Dr. Nesh, she helps women build steadier, more sustainable lives.

Her work centers on the human and economic cost of systems that were not built for the people inside them, with particular attention to Black women. She holds a faculty appointment at Virginia Union University and served as a guest editor of the PHILLIS Journal.

Press and speaking

Dr. Lewis speaks and writes on burnout as an organizational signal, the economics of Black women at work, and what it takes to move from fog to clarity. Reporters, hosts, and event organizers are welcome to reach out.

Signature topics

  • Burnout as an organizational signal
  • Performative collaboration and what it costs
  • The economics of Black women at work
  • From fog to clarity

Burnout isn’t a worker problem. It’s an organizational signal.

Dr. Tenesha J. Lewis, DrPH, MPH
Contact

For press, speaking, partnerships, and general inquiries, reach the team at

hello@tenjoholdings.com