Tameka Peoples is a global agribusiness leader, systems builder, and equity centered strategist advancing land resilience and justice across cotton and apparel systems. As Founder and CEO of Seed2Shirt, she leads with a commitment to restoring ecological balance, strengthening rural economies, and ensuring Black farmers and historically underserved producers are central to the future of agriculture and manufacturing. Since 2018, Tameka has built Seed2Shirt into a vertically integrated social enterprise operating across the United States and Africa, supporting hundreds of thousands of farmers and managing large scale climate resilient implementation programs. Her work includes regenerative cotton programs, an farmer focused merchant services, with transparent supply chains that connect land stewardship directly to brands and consumers. She is nationally recognized, for leading complex private public partnerships and deploying multimillion dollar initiatives that reduce farmer risk while delivering measurable climate and economic outcomes. Rooted in justice and accountability, Tameka centers Black land retention, intergenerational Afro-Indigenous agricultural knowledge, and community resilience and wealth building in every program she and the Seed2shirt team leads. Her approach bridges science, policy, and culture, aligning rigorous agronomic practices with cultural repair and economic equity. She works closely with farmers, researchers, brands, and institutions and community to rebuild systems that value labor, land, and legacy equally. Through her leadership, Seed2Shirt advances relationships with brands like Jordan Brand, Fanatics and EVERLANE, while spearheading a vision to show that cotton is more than a commodity. It is a tool for climate resilience, community stability, and shared prosperity. Tameka Peoples continue to shape a future where apparel systems regenerate the land, honor the people who steward it, and create lasting pathways to justice and opportunity.