Aisha D. Davis developed the unique niche of designing creative events that fuse together cultural aesthetics with business objectives. Her portfolio includes art exhibitions, concerts, TV/Video production, event management, and international conferences and expos.

AISHA has created programs that focus on international economic development through the arts, including programs featuring the countries of Egypt, Colombia, Iran, and Nigeria, and with institutions and corporations including The World Bank, Chevron, and Time Warner. AISHA founded the Eastern European Arts and Entertainment Expo, an international cultural event. She was the Editor of the National Bar Magazine; Editor of the Washington Teacher’s Union Magazine (which won an award for new publication); and produced over two dozen art exhibit catalogues.

AISHA has dual citizenship in the United States and Panama. Daughter of Panamanian Olympian Lorraine Dunn Davis and Civil Rights Leader John W. Davis, Aisha is proud of her American and Caribbean heritage. Her great-grandparents hail from Jamaica, Dominique and Saint Lucia.

AISHA is a graduate of Princeton University. Her board participation has included Cultural Development Corporation; DuPont Underground; the Greater Washington Urban League; City Dance Ensemble; and the Parish Council of St. Matthew’s Cathedral. Aisha is a Fellow in the Royal Society of Arts and Fellow of the British-American Project. She is a Dame of Merit in the Constantinian Order of Saint George; a Dame of Magisterial Grace in the Sovereign Military Order of Malta; and was a lector at St. Matthew’s Cathedral in Washington, D.C.