Madison native competing to become Daymond John’s “Entrepreneur of Impact”
A graduate of Bob Jones High School, Katie Rolf Terry, has made it to the quarterfinals of Daymond John’s highly anticipated Entrepreneur of Impact Contest.
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Published 6:06 pm Tuesday, March 4, 2025

Madison native competing to become Daymond John’s “Entrepreneur of Impact”

Daymond John is an investor on the ABC reality television series Shark Tank

FLORENCE – Katie Rolf Terry, the passionate founder of The Shoals Doula LLC, Madison native, and graduate of Bob Jones High School, has made it to the quarterfinals of Daymond John’s highly anticipated Entrepreneur of Impact Contest. The winner will receive $25,000, a mentoring session with Daymond John, a spread in Forbes magazine, and more.

Katie Terry, a certified doula and maternal health advocate, has dedicated her career to empowering her community through comprehensive, compassionate, and culturally competent support during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period.

As the maternal health crisis in the U.S. continues to affect many communities, Katie’s work as a doula provides critical support and education that empowers families to make informed decisions about their healthcare. Her efforts align with her unwavering belief in the importance of accessible, personalized care for all.

“I am beyond grateful to have made it this far in the Entrepreneur of Impact contest,” said Terry. “This competition is a platform for entrepreneurs who are committed to driving change in their communities and beyond. My mission has always been to provide the best support possible and this contest offers an amazing opportunity to further amplify that work.”

Daymond John’s Entrepreneur of Impact Contest recognizes entrepreneurs who not only drive economic success but also make a meaningful and lasting impact on society. As a contestant, Katie Terry joins a distinguished group of changemakers who are creating positive, tangible change in the world.

Katie is currently entering the quarterfinals and must have the most votes to continue in the competition. People can vote for her daily March 13-27 at entrepreneurofimpact.org/2025/ katie-terry. You can also follow her on Facebook and find the link and updates there www.facebook. com/shoalsdoula.

About Katie Terry & The Shoals Doula

Katie Terry is a certified doula and maternal health advocate, known for her dedication to improving maternal and child health in her community. Since 2013, she has offered comprehensive doula services and educational resources to families in need of support during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. Katie is deeply committed to improving access to quality maternal care, ensuring every family receives the support they deserve.

About the Entrepreneur of Impact Contest

The Entrepreneur of Impact Contest, created by entrepreneur and television personality Daymond John, celebrates individuals who have not only achieved success in business but have also made a meaningful impact on their communities and industries. The contest highlights entrepreneurs who go beyond traditional business goals to drive social change and positive transformation.

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