Home Town Girls Return

Inetta J Cooper Fulton comes from humble beginnings and likes to say “there’s nothing a glass of wine, a slice of chocolate cake and a Pearl necklace can’t cure” She was born in South Carolina and is a 1973 graduate of Kingstree Sr. High, Kingstree SC.
She worked in the cotton fields and tobacco fields of Kingstree, her grandparents were sharecroppers all of their lives. She grew up cleaning up white people homes. Despite all of the adversity in her life she had a very balanced childhood. She played the organ for many local churches and pastors. She was very active in school and the local church, producing her first talent show at age 16, and from there several plays and musicals in local churches.
Corporately, She has risen to become the top executive of NPower™ Records and Entertainment, Founder and CEO of WomenNPower Network (www.WomenNPower.org) one of the fastest growing networks in the world. She founded and was formerly the publisher to NPower™ Magazine. WomenNPower Network produced television shows "Inetta and Friends, Gullah Girls Cooking, View from the Pew, Boss Lady TV, and Black Kings Round Table. She is affiliated with professional and community service organizations such as the National Association of Black Females Executives in Music and Entertainment, Community Development Corporation, National Association of Church Business She received an honorary Doctorate of Divinity from Saint Thomas Christian College, Jacksonville Florida, in 2006. In 2009 she produced the show View from the Pew on cable in Atlanta. She has also lived and worked in Columbia SC, Reidsville NC and presently resides in Savannah Georgia.

She has received numerous awards, some prestigious ones include: President of the United States Service Award ( President Obama Administration)Proclamation From Los Angeles California NAACP "Fit for the Kingdom Conference 2006" Presented Proclamation from the Mayors of each city
Los Angeles, CA
Raleigh,N.C.
Plano, Texas
Charlotte, NC
Columbia, S