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Born and raised in Little Rock, Arkansas, her roots run deep in a family of entrepreneurs and scholars. From an early age, she carried two big dreams: to become an attorney and a singer. She grew up with blues blasting on the eight-track and Whitney Houston on repeat, raised in a household where ambition and excellence were simply the standard.
Shena attended Parkview Magnet High School, where she completed four years of Navy ROTC, serving as Commanding Officer and Captain of the drill team, an experience that planted the seeds of leadership early. She went on to study at UALR before earning her degree In Business Administration from Arkansas Baptist College. Becoming a mother at 21 taught her grit, determination, and gave her a deep appreciation for family and time above all else. In 2009 she launched both a janitorial business and a women’s boutique, both of which continue to operate today. Her next goal remains attending law school and earning her J.D.
What drew her to WH Law was simple, the people and the opportunity were unlike anything else. She is drawn to work where she can see a tangible difference, and her role as a problem-solver is where she thrives most. That philosophy aligns naturally with WH Law’s commitment to humanizing the legal process and putting clients first.
Outside the office, she is a bonafide foodie — if there is a great restaurant in Central Arkansas, she has been there, and the owners probably know her face. She has a remarkable gift for flavor, able to identify ingredients by taste alone, and she is the undisputed cook of the family for every major holiday. She is equally at home in the gym, a self-described gym girlie who loves yoga, the outdoors, camping the old-fashioned way, and boating. Her ideal day starts with a great cup of coffee, a gym session, a walk at Two Rivers Park, and a good brunch with a book — followed by the rest of the day with her two kids and her eight-year-old American Pit Bull.
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