Anasa Troutman is a cultural strategist, producer, writer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. As CEO & Founder of The BIG We and BIG We Foundation, Anasa works to build & execute stories & strategies that are aligned with her vision world where all communities can experience safety, abundance, creativity, and joy.
Anasa's latest project is the restoration of Historic Clayton Temple, the Memphis church that was the organizing headquarters of the Sanitation Workers' Strike of 1968, Martin Luther King's last campaign, into the center to build cultural, economic power with Memphis' African-American community.
Anasa Troutman is a cultural strategist, producer, writer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. As CEO & Founder of The BIG We and BIG We Foundation, Anasa works to build & execute stories & strategies that are aligned with her vision world where all communities can experience safety, abundance, creativity, and joy.
Anasa's latest project is the restoration of Historic Clayton Temple, the Memphis church that was the organizing headquarters of the Sanitation Workers' Strike of 1968, Martin Luther King's last campaign, into the center to build cultural, economic power with Memphis' African-American community.