About the Author: Cheryl Bevelle-Orange

Cheryl Bevelle-Orange is a dynamic and visionary leader with a distinguished track record in business, philanthropy, and community development. With over two decades of experience spanning corporate leadership, strategic operations, and organizational growth, Cheryl brings a deep commitment to excellence, empowerment, and purpose-driven impact.

With a leadership style rooted in integrity, compassion, and vision, Cheryl continues to inspire those around her — empowering individuals and organizations to rise, lead, and thrive with intention.

As a co-founder of Orange & Bevelle, LLC and executive leader across multiple ventures, Cheryl has demonstrated a rare ability to blend operational discipline with compassionate leadership. Her strategic insight and organizational expertise have been instrumental in guiding mission-aligned organizations from concept to execution — whether launching new initiatives or scaling complex operations across diverse sectors.

Beyond her professional accomplishments, Cheryl is a passionate advocate for equity in education, women’s leadership, and faith-based service. Her work reflects a deep commitment to strengthening communities and expanding opportunity for future generations.

Cheryl is the author of The Courage to Continue: Navigating Your Corporate Journey, a practical leadership guide offering readers the tools, strategies, and confidence needed to navigate the corporate environment with clarity and courage. She has served as a featured keynote speaker, commencement speaker, podcast guest, and moderator at conferences across the United States, including engagements with Black Enterprise Magazine, the My Money, My Power podcast, Working Mother Media, the Dallas Local Profile Women in Business Conference, and Tech Talk Atlanta.

Cheryl is married to Attorney Carlton W. Orange, and together they are the proud parents of two accomplished adult children, Alexandria and Carlton Rashad. Throughout her career, Cheryl has remained deeply committed to thought leadership, community service, and paving the way for future leaders. Her life and work reflect her dedication to corporate excellence, entrepreneurial growth, wealth-building within her community, and meaningful societal impact.


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Financial Planning For Your Career Roadmap

The decisions young professionals make as they begin their careers can set the course for their success and earning power for their entire working lives. Fedex Custom Critical Managing Director and Chief Information Officer Cheryl Bevelle-Orange, author of The Courage to Continue: Navigating Your Corporate Journey, joins Your Money Your Life to share key financial considerations for first-generation corporate professionals and others in the early stages of their careers. goes here

Advice from a Leader: Cheryl Bevelle-Orange

Part of Jacksonville State University's "Alumni Stories" video series, this feature spotlights 5-Star Award winning FedEx Managing Director Cheryl Orange as she shares wisdom on persevering through opportunity. A proud member of the Gamecock family, Cheryl offers guidance drawn from her own journey, one story among a diverse group of alumni carrying forward their legacy at JSU.

Jacksonville State University Alumna Spotlight

Jacksonville State University celebrates the achievements of Cheryl Orange, Managing Director at FedEx. A proud Gamecock, Cheryl completed a dual degree in Computer Science and Marketing while remaining active in Greek Life and representing the University's Homecoming Court. She has stayed closely connected to JSU ever since, currently serving as Vice President of Scholarships for the Black Alumni Chapter — a testament to her enduring commitment to giving back to the community that shaped her.

Unleashing the Power of Education, Mentoring and Succession Planning with Cheryl Bevelle-Orange

In this episode, Cheryl Bevelle-Orange, Divisional CIO at FedEx, traces her journey from programmer to tech executive, sharing the advice, mentors, and lessons that shaped her path. She explores the difference between a mentor and a sponsor, how to find authenticity in a career, and what it really takes to grow into executive leadership — including candid reflections on succession planning and lifting the next generation of tech leaders. A rich conversation for anyone navigating their own path in tech.