Meet Niña Tené
Niña Tené hails from Chicago, IL. She has always had an audacious passion for sports specifically professional basketball. While in undergrad, Niña was a top earner for the Chicago Bulls organization charity arm called CharitaBulls. After graduating from Wheaton College where she earned a B.A. in Business/Economics, Niña began her professional career working for the General Manager of the Dallas Mavericks. This is where she garnered a special set of skills working with key stakeholders, corporate sponsorships, players’ agents and international liaison while with the organization. This type of exposure gave Niña a glimpse of the importance of building and cultivating interpersonal relationships. After seven years in Dallas, TX, Niña would move to back to Chicago to pursue a Master’s degree at Moody Theological Seminary in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis in Marriage and Family. Niña Tené was recognized by faculty and staff as the recipient of the Dr. Gary Chapman Award for Outstanding Counseling Student. Niña’s desire to see transformation in others has been a consistent theme in her life. She believes that transformation is truly contagious. Niña Tené is designed and equipped to assist, counsel, and serve entrepreneurs and executives within the business, entertainment, philanthropic, and professional sports sectors. Niña Tené started her executive life counseling company full time in 2020 called Contagious Transformation where her mission is to build stellar mental portfolios one mind at a time.
A Word From Niña
“I desire for my clients to understand how our minds drive our lives. People know how to do business, do money, at times relationships, but have challenges in knowing how to do life. We are in a day and time where the mind and heart have been dangerously neglected and uncared for. We haven't cared for our minds like we care for our things. I am here to introduce a concept called a "Maintenance Plan for the Mind™." Just like our vehicles need to be maintained our minds need to be as well. I am teaching my clients to be proactive and vigilant about the care of their minds. Things will come and go, people will come and go, but your mind sticks with you until the end. We tend to protect everything else (money, houses, cars) but protecting our minds is something I believe hasn’t quite garnered the attention nor the protection it needs and deserves. Now is the time to give your mind the care and protection like the asset that it is. My name is Niña Tené and I am looking forward to building with you here at Contagious Transformation.”