Theresa "TGo" Goss is more than a media strategist or producer; she is a powerhouse of innovation and a passionate advocate for community service and women's empowerment. Known for her visionary spirit and indomitable will, TGo's story is a remarkable journey of breaking barriers and creating impactful change. After a distinguished stint in the United States Navy, she ventured into the technology sector, where she flourished as a computer programmer and creative director, pioneering projects that bridged technology with artistic vision.

In 2004, TGo broke new ground with the launch of "BIM" (Black Insight Magazine), the first all-digital interactive magazine for African Americans, reaching 1.8 million subscribers and reshaping digital media engagement. Her ventures into television have further solidified her legacy, with her work earning her accolades such as the ATHENA International TV & Producer Award and induction into the Nevada Women's Hall of Fame for Entertainment & Media.