Erika Cain, owner of Erika Cain & Co., a communications agency, is a 15-year veteran with chops in writing, public relations, and graphic design. She is a skilled storyteller – crafting and positioning content that reaches target audiences and achieves desired actions.
Since the start of Erika Cain & Co., over 10 years ago, Erika has seen a multitude of challenges as a 'young' female business owner, competing with hundreds of companies in the field. She has sustained her vision and mission of integrity, providing solutions to her clients, ensuring they in turn, do the same for their clients. Erika doesn’t just change the world for clients, she’s also a positive force in the Memphis community. As founder of the GIRL 24 Movement, she was inspired by so many experiences as an entrepreneur and wanted to create a unique and innovative way to give back her time and knowledge to teen girls, hence forming GIRL 24. Through this business-mentoring initiative for aspiring entrepreneurs, the impact and exposure has since birthed multiple partnerships with local businesses who share in the mission and principles of creating great leaders. She is also founder and publisher of Hey GIRL! Online, an inspirational magazine highlighting the path of teen girls who are positioning themselves to be: Gifted. Ingenious. Refined. Leaders.
Hey GIRL! is just one of many platforms Erika has created as a way for teens to utilize their gifts and talents as writers, editors, and photographers.
Her community service credentials run deep, with volunteer and board service to also include Community Foundation of Greater Memphis’ GIVE 365, Public Relations Society of America, Women’s Foundation for a Greater Memphis, Young Women Philanthropists, Memphis Urban League YP, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Memphis, Junior League of Memphis, Girls Inc., and more. Tri-State Defender has awarded Erika the distinction of one of “50 Women Who Make a Difference.”
Erika also works alongside New Hope Christian Academy, a college-preparatory Christ-centered elementary school, Red Rover Sales & Marketing Strategy, and engages in speaking opportunities occasionally. She lives with her husband and two children, and gladly Chooses the "901."
Since the start of Erika Cain & Co., over 10 years ago, Erika has seen a multitude of challenges as a 'young' female business owner, competing with hundreds of companies in the field. She has sustained her vision and mission of integrity, providing solutions to her clients, ensuring they in turn, do the same for their clients. Erika doesn’t just change the world for clients, she’s also a positive force in the Memphis community. As founder of the GIRL 24 Movement, she was inspired by so many experiences as an entrepreneur and wanted to create a unique and innovative way to give back her time and knowledge to teen girls, hence forming GIRL 24. Through this business-mentoring initiative for aspiring entrepreneurs, the impact and exposure has since birthed multiple partnerships with local businesses who share in the mission and principles of creating great leaders. She is also founder and publisher of Hey GIRL! Online, an inspirational magazine highlighting the path of teen girls who are positioning themselves to be: Gifted. Ingenious. Refined. Leaders.
Hey GIRL! is just one of many platforms Erika has created as a way for teens to utilize their gifts and talents as writers, editors, and photographers.
Her community service credentials run deep, with volunteer and board service to also include Community Foundation of Greater Memphis’ GIVE 365, Public Relations Society of America, Women’s Foundation for a Greater Memphis, Young Women Philanthropists, Memphis Urban League YP, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Memphis, Junior League of Memphis, Girls Inc., and more. Tri-State Defender has awarded Erika the distinction of one of “50 Women Who Make a Difference.”
Erika also works alongside New Hope Christian Academy, a college-preparatory Christ-centered elementary school, Red Rover Sales & Marketing Strategy, and engages in speaking opportunities occasionally. She lives with her husband and two children, and gladly Chooses the "901."
