Candace D. Anderson, M.A.

Candace Anderson has dedicated her life to serving humanity for more than two decades. Anderson’s roots are tied to charity. She is a trendsetter in the resume writing business.  One of her greatest ventures to date is a resume writing company she calls “Candace Wrote It”.  She provides unique and successful resumes, cover letters, and biographies to individuals seeking professional growth, new employment, and/or promotions.  As a Consultant and President, Anderson builds professional relationships with her clients, business owners, and stakeholders throughout the world.  “Candace Wrote It” has already taken the world by storm.  Anderson markets the business and uses key business catch phrases such as… “In the Lab”, “Did Candace Write Your Resume? (DCWYR?)”, “Candace Wrote It” and “Looking Good on Paper is the New Black.”  In a short time, the business has served many notables including politicians, celebrities, business executives, and even professors. 

Ms. Anderson is a two-time graduate (Double Demon) of DePaul University.  She holds a masters in Organizational Leadership Development and a bachelors in Nonprofit Management. Her name graces the lists of several boards, committees, and notable inductee groups.  Some of which include: DePaul University Alumnae Board (Chicago Chapter), Golden Key International Honor Society, National Association of Professional Women, Society of Human Resource Management, Chicago Defender (highlight), Vincentian, Woman of Spirit and Action Award, DePaul University Magazine, DePaul University’s Notable Alumnae List, DePaul University Here We Do, Forbes Nonprofit Council (invitee), the National Grants Manager’s Network and WVON Movers & Shakers List.

Anderson is mother to Armani Cassius Harris, I (1992 - 2018) and Gianni Anderson-Davis, an honor roll student.  She is also proud grandmother to Olivia Isabella and Armani Cassius Harris, II.   Ms. Anderson, her family and company strongly believes in the Black Lives Matter Movement. She knows that the world is covered in injustice, hatred, and racism. Therefore, she starts each day looking in the mirror stating… “To whom black skin is given … much more is required!”