L.E.G.A.C.Y.: How Purpose-Driven Women Protect What They're Building

This session is for the woman who didn’t inherit wealth — but is determined to build a future her family won’t have to start over from.

Whether you’re growing a business, raising a family, or both, you are already laying the groundwork for legacy. The question is: is it protected?

Join Doranita Tyler — Legacy Architect and founder of Protect The Legacy — as she introduces the L.E.G.A.C.Y. framework, a powerful system to help you protect what you’re building, fill in the gaps, and create a financial foundation strong enough to support the generations coming behind you.

In this session, you’ll learn:

• How to lay a solid financial foundation rooted in protection

• Why insurance and clarity are the first steps, not the afterthought

• What "legacy planning" means for first-gen families

• How to build a support system that aligns with your goals — not just your grind

You don’t need to teach stocks to protect your legacy. You need a plan for what happens before wealth is even possible — and that’s what this session is all about.

About the presenter:

Doranita Tyler is a Legacy Architect, insurance advisor, and visionary behind Protect The

Legacy — a movement helping purpose-driven families, women entrepreneurs, and first-generation wealth builders shift from survival to generational sustainability.

As a woman of deep faith and nearly three decades in business, Doranita blends real-world

financial strategy with spiritual clarity, showing others how to protect their families, secure their

progress, and lead from a place of wisdom, not worry.

Her signature framework, L.E.G.A.C.Y., guides clients through building the foundation of wealth

— with a special focus on life insurance, emergency planning, and the essential but often

overlooked pieces of protection.

Doranita’s message is clear:

“You don’t have to be rich to leave a legacy.

You just need to be willing to protect what matters — and prepare your family for more.”

Whether speaking in a church, boardroom, or community center, Doranita is committed to one thing: restoring what was lost and helping families leave more than memories behind.