Mary A. Floyd’s diverse professional background, including roles as a law enforcement officer, social worker, and counselor, enriches her writings. She holds multiple degrees from Florida State University College of Law, Capella University, Florida A&M University, and Troy University, providing a solid foundation in Criminal Justice, Social Work, and Law. This education, combined with her varied career experiences, offers her profound insights into the systemic challenges and personal adversities that women face.

Mary's dedication to advocacy and empowerment is further highlighted through her role as Co-Chair on the Executive Committee for Policy & Legislative Affairs for the NAACP, where she passionately champions civil rights and policy reform. Additionally, as a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., she actively promotes community service and women's empowerment.

As an author, Mary translates her extensive experience into a compelling literary voice. Her books, such as "Love Like A Boss: A Woman’s Guide to Protecting Her Ass and Her Assets," and "Game Plan for Success: Mastering NIL & Financial Literacy for Student-Athletes," are not just publications—they are catalysts for resilience and empowerment. Each work advocates for strategic life management and resilience, offering readers strategies to transform life's challenges into stepping stones for personal and financial growth.