Shai, Shconda Lambert is an American and Native American entrepreneur and business woman. She is late twenties to thirty. She grew up in a diversified family. She is best know for her contributions to the trillion dollar health care industry, modeling, and entertainment. She has made efforts to open her own hospital/clinic in the heart of downtown Shreveport LA during a global pandemic to help with the relief in America. She is reaching uncharted success as a young lady and business woman.
Background
Shai is said to be of African American, Asian, and Native American decent (mulatto, or mixed race). Her ancestors are from the southeast region of the united States. She was partially raised in predominately Asian, Ethiopian, and Native American communities in Washington State as well as in the SE of America. Her late grandmother Alvin Lambert is related to the late Joe Jackson and his children two well known Michael and Janet Jackson.
Education
Shconda also known as Shai is very well versed and affluent. She has 13 certifications and licenses in the Health Care field and a Health Administration degree. She has studied at Harvard Extension School and was accepted as a student during the pandemic.
Net worth
Over 25 million dollars
Entertainment
She has over 7 million followers and fans. She trained with actor Tim Taylor briefly as a movie actress in pursuit of an ever growing entertainment career in film. She is dedicated to modeling as one of the John Casablanca's (the founder of elite model management and discoverer of the first supermodel) students. Her career has set sail in all areas making her a young business woman of many sorts. Shconda has modeled for a career since 18 noted but has been a natural talent beauty and intellect since birth. She has modeled for Push Agency representing the Koko Chantel brand.
Service
Shai has served in Guadalajara Mexico as a volunteer health care administrator to hundreds of people and friends. She worked close with a team of professionals and volunteers to spread care and love in an under priviledged community.