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HAPPY WOMEN'S MONTH 2017: Honoring Toni Coleman Brown






Toni Coleman Brown began her professional career as a Financial Analyst with the Port Authority of NY & NJ's Management and Budget Department where she was responsible for the multi-billion dollar operating and capital budget for some of NYC's most popular facilities like the GWB, Holland and Lincoln Tunnels, and The Bus Terminal. She also served as Director of Marketing for Doubleday Direct where she assisted in creating Black Expressions Book Club and was responsible for growing the club to over $25 million in sales.

Toni started her first Network Marketing business in the early '90's and fell in love with the industry. After working with a number of different companies she found her passion in August 2002 with Warm Spirit. In 3 short years, she reached the top position in the company and grew a very large business unit, which resulted in earning a full-time income. In 2005, she made a Quantum Leap in her business and more than tripled her income. Since that initial success she's gone on to reach top positions in several other network marketing companies including Soul Purpose Lifestyle Company. Toni continues to train thousands of reps in the industry sharing selflessly and tirelessly her expertise in the field.

In the spring of 2006 Toni founded Quantum Leap Productions LLC. With the Motto: "Going to Another Level", with a desire to help others reach their personal and business goals. She published her first non-fiction book called Quantum Leap: How to Make a Quantum Leap in Your Network Marketing Business, in 2006 and since then she's gone on to co-author "Success in High Heels" (released in April 2013) and compiled "Network to Increase Your Net Worth" (released in September 2013), as well as “Delayed But Not Denied: 30 Stories of Life and Resiliency” (released in November 2016).  She has also published numerous articles and e-books. 

In January of 2012, she founded the Network for Women in Business, which is an affordable online training portal for female entrepreneurs where they can get training and connect with other professionals. The motto for the Network for Women in Business is “We EDUCATE to ELEVATE women in business.” Training is Toni's passion and she is very excited about this new endeavor which has taken off quickly, and is currently over 2,000 subscribers and over 40,000 social media fans/followers.

Toni has been featured in the Network Journal Magazine, Our Time Newspaper, the NY Amsterdam News, Black Enterprise Online, Working Woman Magazine, and WPIX 11’s Working Woman Report.

Toni was born in New Orleans, LA. She graduated from Howard University earning a Bachelor's in Business Administration majoring in Finance and she also holds a Master's Degree in Creative Writing from City College of New York. Toni and her husband currently reside in Queens, New York with their two daughters, Sasha and Taylor.










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