An orphan, immigrant, college grad, mother, professional woman, mentor, and now CEO of Bolton Insurance.  One can argue that she has come a long way!  Each stage of her journey has brought her to levels she truly enjoys, and she has loved every minute of it. Each milestone has taught her crucial lessons she would need for the next journey.

 

On the other hand, she wouldn’t have had the opportunity and the privilege without the help of family, friends, and complete strangers who have helped her along the way. Therefore, you better believe it when she says she love every minute of working with people because she is immensely grateful.

 

Her high school days were a bit of a cultural shocked. She said and did all the wrong things as you can imagine any immigrant will do. She would say things like potato couch instead of couch potato. Her fashion resembles that of the coat of many colors. Through it all she graduated and was voted the most likely to succeed in high school. With a diploma and two degrees from college behind her she embraced corporate America fearlessly. She was recognized for the employee of the month many times more than she can remember. She is supported by a winning team representing both east and west coasts with marketing strategies which helped increased her clients bottom-line.

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When Araba is not working you can see her volunteering with her children in the community. Araba has been recognized in the community for her volunteer work with the Alzheimer’s Association walk, Mary’s Walk in Windsor for grieving children. She also collaborates with Hartford Public schools and YMCA Head Start Meriden to issued hundreds of Child ID(s) to students and their parents for their safe return in case the child is gone missing. She made monetary donation to various charitable organization because she believes strongly in charity.