I am a speaker, business owner, nonprofit founder, and author. How can I help you on your resilience and justice journey?




Opportunities for senior leaders, managers, and employees to increase everyone's ability to thrive and contribute to resilient strategy, processes, practices, and policies built on justice.
Mindsets, skillsets, toolsets, and datasets for justice champions to increase impact in organizations and communities.
Removing obstacles from racism and other forms of oppression that limit meaningful personal, community, and organizational action for racial and social justice.
Next Leadership Development builds health, wealth, and cultural resilience in Black households and communities in Greater Boston.
Through the Black Resilience Network, more than 100 Black-led organizations in 23 states prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters together.


We are expert partners who co-create deep, systemic change using a proven, justice-centered framework to build resilient and equitable organizations.
NextWorkflow, an All Aces brand, builds the digital capabilities that make your commitments deliverable: workflow analysis, websites, and AI workspaces for small and mid-sized purpose-driven organizations.
Purchase Dr. Martin's book at BookShop.org, Amazon, and other major retailers. Dr. Martin shares lessons and strategies for advancing racial equity and social justice by changing our individual and organizational habits. We are the Question + the Answer, as a title, acknowledges that we are still struggling so deeply with racism in our lives and organizations because we do not see ourselves as part of the problem and the solution.

All Aces, Inc. helps purpose-driven organizations close the gap between what they stand for and what their systems deliver, using the Integrated Resilience Framework. NextWorkflow, an All Aces brand, builds the digital capabilities that make those commitments deliverable. Next Leadership Development, a sister nonprofit, and its Black Resilience Network accelerate health, wealth, and cultural resilience in Black communities before, during, and after disasters. All were founded by Dr. Atyia Martin, Boston's first Chief Resilience Officer.