Caretha Coleman Inducted as Honorary Member of Zeta Phi Beta

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, announced this afternoon the induction of 15 distinguished women as Honorary Members into its Alpha Omega Chapter at its Grand Boule in Indianapolis.

Among the esteemed inductees is Caretha Coleman, a vanguard in the Silicon Valley tech scene who has leveraged her extensive experience to champion diversity and inclusion. As a seasoned advisor and board member, Coleman’s strategic insights have guided numerous startups toward fostering more inclusive workplace cultures. Her leadership in founding the Dignity Health Foundation and her role as Chairperson have underscored her commitment to health and wellness, amplifying her impact beyond the tech industry.

Coleman’s dedication to mentorship and advocacy for underrepresented communities has solidified her legacy as a transformative force in business and society. As a new member of Zeta Phi Beta, Ms. Coleman will continue to educate communities by partnering with the sorority’s Black health and wellness initiatives, focusing on maternal health and youth, as well as the Woman Who Win entrepreneurship initiative.

International First Vice President for Membership Gina Merritt-Epps, Esq., remarked, “I am honored to oversee all of Zeta Phi Beta’s membership categories and am thrilled that Zeta Phi Beta continues to attract fascinating, fierce, and finer women to carry out the vision of Zeta Phi Beta’s Founders. The newest class of Honorary Members will advance Zeta Phi Beta’s goals as Zeta Phi Beta women everywhere work together to support our communities.”

The induction ceremony took place on July 27, 2024, during the sorority’s international conference in Indianapolis, where the new members were officially welcomed into Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated.

Dr. Stacie NC Grant, International President and CEO, added, “The work of our 2024 Honorary Member Class is aligned with Zeta Phi Beta’s commitment to helping other people excel through mind, body, and spirit. As the number one women’s service organization established by five extraordinary Black women, we are proud to extend membership to this group of women, and I welcome them to the sisterhood on behalf of all Zeta Phi Beta members.”

The newest class of Honorary Members reflects a diverse array of talents and achievements, each contributing to the advancement of Zeta Phi Beta’s mission and values.