CDR COHORT 1 MEMBER
Ferrell Fellows
Transforming Communities Through Strategic Ownership And Property Development
Drawing on her background as a Global Purchasing Manager for Procter & Gamble and her MBA, Ferrell Fellows promotes creative development solutions with the financial discipline and operational expertise necessary to execute complex redevelopment projects that enhance neighborhood stability and promote financial independence through property ownership. The Kingdom Legacy Company (KLC) operates under the mission: "Building a Community One Property at a Time," employing a methodical, community-centric approach that emphasizes local ownership. KLC strategically redevelops distressed housing into dignified, high-quality, and accessible residences while creating profitable solutions for vacant properties, allowing community investors to build wealth through a shared equity approach.
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About Ferrell Fellows
Ferrell Fellows began her professional career managing international negotiations as a Global Purchasing Manager for Procter & Gamble after earning her MBA from Florida A&M University. This corporate tenure, alongside training at Goldman Sachs and Disney Corporate, built a strong foundation in financial management and global strategy. Transitioning this expertise, she founded Kingdom Legacy Company with the ambitious goal to purchase and redevelop 2100 properties in South Dallas by 2032, stabilizing the area through significant capital investment.
As the Owner and Managing Broker of Kingdom Legacy Real Estate and Development Company, Ferrell leads a movement centered on the power of ownership, actively spreading this message through her real estate education platform, Comma Club Community, and her book, We Must Own. Her work as an investor focuses on turning distressed properties into affordable, second-chance housing of excellent quality and safety for residents facing housing instability. Ferrell’s aim is to create bridges for others to walk over toward ownership and financial freedom, demonstrated by her active participation in local initiatives like the St. Philip's Development Company Community Advisory.
All CDR Cohort 1 Participants
Jasmond Anderson
Queenetra Andrews
James Armstrong III
Valerie Ballard
Jason Brown
Demont Campbell
Jordan D'Silva
Annie Evans
Ferrell Fellows
Marc Henderson
Olga López
Jay Taylor
Brandon Ward
Patrice Jefferson
