Terry Consultants’ clients vouch for their efficiency and swiftness. Not only do they consider the consulting firm a delight to work with, but they also find the head Kristen to be an exceptional businesswoman and human being who is genuinely concerned about assisting patients.

By Lisa Baker

Kristen Terry is an entertainer, creative director, executive producer, and businesswoman. The singer and actress graduated Cum Laude from Florida International University with a bachelor’s degree in International Relations with a minor in Business.

Every year, America’s premier beauty pageant, Miss American Princess, provides the country with a sense of pride by recognizing three stunning girls with extraordinary potential.

TerryFit Recovery opened its doors in 2015 due to founder Kristen’s multiple injuries while touring with her overseas live production. Her previous athletic injuries as a stunt woman in movies and years as a professional dancer prompted her to begin and learn the healing arts while rehabbing her own body.

By Carla Becker

Entrepreneurial and artistic creativity are closely related. Favorite literature, TV shows, nature, discussions, and existing products and services are all sources of inspiration for entrepreneurs. They often make astute use of brainstorming and mind mapping to develop ideas.

By The Hustler’s Digest Staff

TerryFit Recovery is a three-step program that uses a variety of therapy treatments to get you out of pain and keep you injury-free. They begin with vibration treatment to enhance blood flow to sluggish regions of concern, followed by manual and stretch therapy to help with restricted motions, and finally, Normatec Compression.

By Jack Perez

The lavish lifestyle of Kristen Terry, an accomplished entertainer, and entrepreneur, makes it hard for many to believe that she belongs to a humble background. But that is what reality is! Kristen grew up in a small town in Ohio.

By John Perez

In the current market, women-owned enterprises remain a bright spot. According to the Center for Women’s Business Research, female entrepreneurs contribute $2.3 trillion to the American economy and employ more than 18 million people.

By Howard Devine