Rosa Lee
Visionary Leader. Entrepreneur. Artist.
Rosa Lee is a deaf biracial woman whose career as a leader, entrepreneur, and artist spans over two decades. Her work bridges the business and creative worlds, making a significant impact in both arenas.
Rosa Lee holds a bachelor’s degree in Social Work from the Rochester Institute of Technology and a master’s in Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling from Western Oregon University. In recognition of her contributions, she was honored as the Most Distinguished Alumni of the Year by Rochester Institute of Technology.
Rosa Lee’s career includes roles as an ASL teacher, Chief Marketing Officer, and Division President at CSD Social Venture Fund. As one of the few BIPOC Deaf women in an executive leadership role, she is committed to fostering innovation and advocating for the Deaf community. Her entrepreneurial ventures include launching a magazine, a Deaf music camp, and a one-woman show that has captivated audiences for 20 years. She is also widely recognized for her work in American Sign Language music videos, where she has gained acclaim as both a performer and Creative Director on The Rosa Lee Show.
Residing in Maryland, Rosa Lee is a mother of two. Through her diverse experiences, she inspires others to pursue their dreams and drive positive change.
