Badass Women in Business

From Contracts and Candy to CEO: Building Businesses (and Balance) with Lakeisha Robichaux

Aggie & Cristy Season 4 Episode 19

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What happens when you mix childhood hustle, a deep commitment to faith, and two decades of leadership experience? You get Lakeisha Robichaux—CEO of Chief of Minds and a total force in the HR and business strategy space.

In this episode, Lakeisha walks us through her journey from selling candy in middle school to building a thriving HR consultancy that’s redefining how businesses grow through people. She shares what she learned from her first failed business, how she leads with intention and integrity, and why HR should never be an afterthought.

We dig into:

  • The mindset shift that changed everything
  • Why hiring a “mini-me” is a red flag
  • How to build diverse, high-performing teams
  • The difference between work-life balance and integration
  • The role of faith and prayer in her leadership decisions
  • What’s ahead for Chief of Minds in 2025

If you’re leading a team, growing a business, or trying to figure out how to do both without losing yourself, this episode is for you.


📇 Connect with Lakeisha Robichaux
Website: https://www.chiefofminds.com
Email: lakeisha@chiefofminds.com
Phone: (516) 306-0229
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/lakeisharobichaux
Instagram: @chiefofminds
Facebook: facebook.com/chiefofminds
X (Twitter): @chiefofminds


🎙️ About the Show
Badass Women in Business is hosted by Cristy and Aggie. We spotlight powerhouse women doing business differently—women who are leading with vision, scaling with purpose, and building businesses that actually fit their lives. If you enjoy the episode, don’t forget to rate, review, and follow wherever you listen!

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