In an industry that historically overlooks people of color, especially Black women, Dominique Wynne is constantly looking for ways to give back to her community.

Throughout her advertising career, she's put uplifting marginalized voices at top priority whether it be helping to carve out a Diversity & Inclusion program at BBDO New York or centering Black voices and creators in her work at Spotify. In her free time, she works as an activist and mental health advocate, and raised $50,000 to provide over 200 Black people nationwide with one month of free therapy. She is a founding mentor and tutor at the One School, the first free advertising portfolio school for Black creatives, and continues to mentor a student each semester to make sure their doors are open once they graduate. Her personal art projects create safe spaces for people of color and the queer community through storytelling and photography, where they come together to discuss feelings of alienation and identity. Most recently, she was selected as one of the judges for the Cultural Driver category at The One Show.