Joyce "Joy" Doyle is a Leadership Interventionist and expert consultant driving social and organizational change targeting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), Cultural Communication, and organizational workplace performance and sustainability. Joy is a clinically licensed Speech-Language Pathologist, a Project Management Professional (PMP), a Ph.D. Doctoral student in the Urban Leadership and Entrepreneurship Program at the University of the District of Columbia and the owner of Aureum Solutions.

Aureum Solutions is a Small, Minority, and Woman-Owned business located in Ward 8, Washington D.C. Aureum Solutions is owned by Ms. Joyce M. Doyle, M.S., PMP, CCC-SLP. Aureum Solutions is a people-centered Human Capital Management consulting firm that embraces Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) as core values. We stand for the principle that "basic common courtesy and respect is a human right," and we proudly engage our stakeholders with cultural competency, humility, and emotional intelligence. Aureum Solutions' social benefits and equity commitment is to create innovative opportunities for social impact that change the lives of individuals, communities, and organizations by removing barriers to equity, regardless of their demographics, cultural background, experiences, or geography. We take pride in our services and have productively served the federal government, the District of Columbia government, and the private sector. 

Joy has resided in Washington, D.C, for nearly 20 years. She earned a Bachelor of Science from Longwood University and a Master's degree from Howard University, majoring in Communication Sciences and Disorders. She is a Subject Matter Expert in Stakeholder and Communication Management. She began her career as a Speech-Language Pathologist then transitioned her skills into Project Management, creating a specialized niche that enhances organizational performance, leadership development, workplace culture, and sustainability. Joy is a recognized professor at the University of the District of Columbia, teaching the Project Management certification course in the Workforce Development Program. Joy is a founding member of the Congress Heights Homeowners Association (CHHA), located in Ward 8. She shares the mission to cultivate a community of civic engagement among homeowners to improve public safety, property value, and quality of life in the Congress Heights neighborhoods. Joy's academic research in the Urban Leadership and Entrepreneurship Program focuses on executive functioning skills, minority small business owners, and long-term business sustainability to close the racial wealth gap in America. 

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