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about US

Juliette Mills-Lutterodt
President/Founder

Juliette is a mother, wife, and director of a group of her own companies. For her, striving for success is standard, but impacting the world is her greatest desire as is evident with her products and services.
After surviving breast cancer and chemotherapy treatments, Juliette Mills-Lutterodt, an industrious personality has redefined innovation and ambition to keep raising the bar as a self-made successful businesswoman. She is an entrepreneur as well as a hairstylist whose inauguration of her own brand name has changed the way the world reckons the act of survival.
Her Jul’s Collection label, an idea which was inspired by her chemotherapy treatment, manufactures exquisite looking Italian leather Handbags with a blend of a multi-cultural look and feel to them. A percentage of all proceeds from the handbags go towards her breast cancer foundation, Pink for Africa.

The foundation creates public awareness and educates women on risk factors, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, support systems, the stigma attached to this disease and the need for a positive attitude.Mrs. Mills-Lutterodt works on average 10 hours a week, and more if required due to upcoming events for Pink for Africa. She is the Director for Pink for Africa , the visionary and overseer of the organization. She presides over all meetings of the Board of Directors.

THE TEAM

Michelle has always had a passion for giving back. As a native of Jamaica, West Indies, she has seen first-hand the lack of access to basic healthcare where she grew up. Michelle came to the USA at the age of 17 years old and has always been drawn to the medical field. She started her studies in Biology with a minor in Business. She decided to use her Biology background to do Marketing and Business Development for the private healthcare sector.

Michelle A. Lowe
Vice-President

Nelly joined Pink for Africa because she believes that the organization presents a unique platform through which we can increase awareness of breast cancer, encourage early detection and mobilize financial resources with which to make a difference initially in Ghana, and eventually in other parts of the African continent.

Nelly Sai-Palm
Treasurer

Rosetta M.
Sanni-Thomas
Board Member

Rosetta is a Registered Professional Nurse with a 17 year career as a nurse.  She was born and raised in Ghana, West Africa and migrated to the United States to attend college.  She received a Bachelor’s of Professional Studies (BPS) from Metropolitan College of New York. After working on wall street for a short period of time, her near death experience in the 911 World Trade Center disaster compelled her to change careers.  In 2006, after receiving a 2nd Bachelor of Science Degree (BSN) in Nursing from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey now (Rutgers School of Nursing), she became a Registered Professional Nurse licensed by the State of New Jersey.  During her nursing career, she has practiced in several medical fields including Orthopedics and Spine, Neurology, Home Care, Oncology and Cardiology.  She currently works as Orthopedic Spine and Neurology Nurse at Virtua Health in South Jersey.  Her passion for Pink for Africa stems from her roots in Ghana as well as her love for providing charitable nursing care to the underpreviledged.

Marilyn is the secretary of Pink for Africa with 6 years of experience working alongside Pink for Africa. 

A product from the University of Ghana, Marilyn specializes in administrative work and is mainly responsible in the organization of institutions in educating and spreading awareness on Breast Cancer for Pink for Africa. Marilyn is a powerful force in the workplace and used her positive attitude and energy to motivate those around her. Marilyn is inspired daily by Juliette through her quest in what she does to help and support women living with breast cancer hence, her passion for helping pink for Africa stand for what it believes in. In her free time, Marilyn likes to read, blog and listen to music.

Marilyn Morkeh
Secretary

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