Nyeesha D. Williams

Nyeesha D. Williams Founder of Serenity Haus | NYU Tisch Certified | Creative Strategist for Artists | Advocate for Girls & Women in Entertainment | One of “100 Women to Know”

Nyeesha D. Williams is a visionary force reshaping the creative and entertainment industries. With over two decades of experience guiding high-performing artists, executives, and institutions, she is known for her transformative leadership, talent development mastery, and commitment to holistic, sustainable success. Rooted at the intersection of creative leadership, emotional wellness, and cultural innovation, Nyeesha’s work blends emotional intelligence with visionary execution-bridging the gap between artistic mastery and long-term impact. She is a globally accredited mental health practitioner and trauma-informed strategist, trained through the NYU Tisch Professional Music Industry Program, Harvard University, and Renaissance Life Therapies. Her additional credentials include advanced certifications in behavioral medicine, suicide prevention, and mental health crisis response, ensuring that every space she leads is creatively expansive and psychologically sound. As the Founder & Head of Music of The Serenity Haus, a holistic development studio for artists and entrepreneurs, and Executive Director of Hazelwood Prep, Nyeesha designs environments where talent can thrive—mentally, emotionally, and professionally. She also serves on the board of two leading arts organizations, championing equity, access, and advocacy across the creative sector. Her impact is global. Through initiatives like Sacrit Arts Academy, she empowers girls across Africa with tools for education, self-discovery, and future-building. She’s been named among the “100 Women to Know in America” and recognized as a Best Business Influencer, Maternal Health Maverick, and Woman Leader of the Year. In addition to her nonprofit and healing work, Nyeesha is a trusted creative executive and artist strategist, guiding talent with fluency, integrity, and intention. Whether designing six-month artist development plans or brokering transformative partnerships between artists and institutions, she consistently builds bridges between creative excellence and systemic influence. At the heart of her work is one guiding principle:

Sustainable success begins with intentional alignment. Through every endeavor, Nyeesha D. Williams is redefining what it means to lead, heal, and perform in today’s creative world—and she’s just getting started.

Thank you, WTTC. 🖤
10/16/2025

Thank you, WTTC. 🖤

This Has Always Been the WorkWhen people look at me now — at The Serenity Haus, at the artists, the wellness programs, t...
10/01/2025

This Has Always Been the Work

When people look at me now — at The Serenity Haus, at the artists, the wellness programs, the stages — they might think music is something I just stepped into.
But the truth is: this work has always been in me.

🎶 Music was never just sound — it was purpose.
🧠 Wellness was never a trend — it was the mission.
🌍 And transformation was always the goal.

In 2007, I opened my living room to young girls from my neighborhood — girls who were told their futures had to fit inside narrow boxes: teacher, doctor, nurse.
While those paths are beautiful, I wanted them to see something more — that artistry is a calling, and that joy, purpose, and stability can come from honoring what’s in your heart.

What began in a small living room grew into a vision that reached across oceans — partnering with the Ugandan, Malawian, and Ghanaian Parliaments to open schools and bring music, mental well-being, and community to youth who had been told to dream smaller.

It’s taken time — years of refining, healing, and aligning — to name this work fully.

Now, I stand firm in what it has always been:

The Haus Foundation — the extra arm of , carrying our legacy of creative education, mental wellness, and global community impact.

This isn’t a new chapter — it’s a continuation of the story that’s always been written. And I’m grateful to every soul who helped light the way.

Thank you, , for being one of the first mentors to my girls. 💛

Location: Biggie’s Childhood Home

09/01/2025

Twin. 🖤

All The Feels. I'm Prada Me! I'm Prada Us. 🖤
09/01/2025

All The Feels.
I'm Prada Me! I'm Prada Us. 🖤

Bring your children to work day. 🌹
08/31/2025

Bring your children to work day. 🌹

I won’t say much, but what I will say is:• It never gave “I wasn’t putting on for my city.”• It never gave “I wasn’t mak...
08/19/2025

I won’t say much, but what I will say is:

• It never gave “I wasn’t putting on for my city.”
• It never gave “I wasn’t making sure our city was seen.”
• It never gave “I wasn’t introducing you to the PROS born and bred in Jersey.”

All I’ll say for now… head over to ’s bio, tap “more,” then watch what happens next.

And remember: “Be great — whatever that means to you”

🎶:

08/16/2025

’ve been called by many names. But if you truly know me, you call me Ny-Boogie. And if you call me Ny-Boogie, it’s because you knew me in the trenches—when my heart was wide open, when I was at my most creative, when you witnessed the raw journey that unfolded alongside Lauryn Hill.

Many don’t know that at 14, while I was blowing out candles that said Happy Birthday, Little Lauryn, I was also being offered a record deal with RCA. I was just a girl in Newark, singing Lauryn’s songs on my walk to Broad and Market, teaching myself songwriting by breaking down her lyrics, pouring my heart into the music as if it were oxygen. I’d sit on the stoop crying, saying out loud, I can’t wait to meet this lady.

Lauryn Hill—the woman who lived up the street, who sang about the Boylan Avenue Pool where I played as a child—changed my life without ever knowing me. I’d go to the studio, just missing her. I’d walk up the street and hear she was there, but never touch her presence. Still, her voice reached me. She became my silent teacher, showing me through her art that I could be anything I wanted in music.

Her words saved me. Her story mirrored mine. And though I was named after her, lived beside her, carried her in my spirit, I had never once seen her perform.

Until now.

In my 40s, I finally stood in front of Lauryn Hill—listening, crying, barely able to breathe—as she sang one of my favorite songs. In that moment, the little girl, Ny-Boogie, Lil’ Lauryn, came rushing back. Tears in my eyes, I was reminded: what you desire will come. It may take decades, it may arrive in a form you never imagined, but it will come in the exact way it’s meant to.

I am proof.
A little girl from Newark.
Still here. Still standing.

May or May Not be locked in on something beautiful. 😎
08/11/2025

May or May Not be locked in on something beautiful. 😎

07/31/2025

When Nyeesha founded Serenity Haus, she made a vow: never forget where it all began.

Newark, New Jersey shaped her—its grit, its heart, its raw creativity. So it was a non-negotiable to make sure she brought that spirit into every space that was built.

Whether technical or experimental, artistry here is taken seriously. Every collaborator, every choreographer, every mentor that walks through our doors is chosen with intention. Not just for what they do—but for how deeply they care about the craft.

What you’re seeing here? It’s not just a rehearsal. It’s development. Real, rigorous, intentional work that happens behind the scenes.

There’s laughter. There’s joy.
But there’s also sweat. Stress. Surrendering. & Breakthroughs.

Because while we’re a luxury brand, we don’t shy away from the hard work.
We go deep so our artists can rise.

This is family. This is Jersey.
This is Serenity Haus.

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👕: Women @ Summer break is almost over, which means it’s back to homeschooling two kids (the oldest already graduated 👩...
07/30/2025

👕: Women @

Summer break is almost over, which means it’s back to homeschooling two kids (the oldest already graduated 👩🏾‍🎓) — while managing two artists who are currently touring through the end of the year.

I don’t know who told me to homeschool and help shift an entire industry as a mother — centering wellness, integrity, and real artist development… but here I am being a 💅🏾

Stay close for the behind-the-scenes, the breakthroughs, and the “balancing act” here ⬇️

www.patreon.com/NyeeshaD

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Buford, GA
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Nyeesha D. Williams

Nyeesha D. Williams is a Holistic Growth Strategist at Serenity & Oasis, LLC, and an accomplished author of “Herstorys: Her History Told Through the Eyes of Her True Self”. Nyeesha’s twenty years of experience in women’s health, clinical research, coaching, trauma release, and urban community risk mitigation shines through in her newest book release titled, “Forgiveness: Overcome Emotional Trauma, Heal Relationships And Find Inner Peace In Just 8 Simple Steps”.

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Nyeesha is a student at Harvard Business School and a graduate of Renaissance Life Therapies under Dr. Libby Seery, from the well-respected Harley Street in Central London. Her career success and excellence have been recognized across several fronts, leading her to be presented with the “2018 Best Business Influencer” Award, the “Women Leader of the Year” Honorary Award, a “Certificate of Recognition” by the City of Long Beach, an accolade from the House of Representative under the Barack Obama administration, and many, many more.

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