Angela Y. Brown, CEO & Founder of Hozana Wealth Legacy LLC and an Agent with American Classic Agency (ACA), was born and raised on the westside of Baltimore in a large, faith-filled, and joyful family. Growing up alongside eight siblings and two loving parents, I cherished the lessons of resilience and hope, grounded in faith that continues to guide me today.

For over 43 years, I have cherished my partnership with my wonderful husband, James Lee. Together, we have built a strong family with four amazing children and two precious grandchildren who remain the light of our lives. These relationships have shaped both my personal and professional dedication to serving others.

My federal government career spans over 33 years with the United States Postal Service, where I contributed in various Marketing capacities—Retail, Expedited Mailing Operations, Customer and Business Relations Centers, and Business Mail Entry. As a Marketing Manager for over a decade in the Baltimore and Capital Districts, I focused on supporting businesses, entrepreneurs, and individuals in meaningful ways, and I am proud to have helped launch several innovative community outreach initiatives during my tenure.

Retirement has allowed me to redirect my passion for service into the insurance and financial services industry, now focusing on empowering families to build financial stability, create legacies, and foster generational wealth. My goal is to support our community by helping families eliminate debt, protect income, and create lasting legacies, always drawing on my faith and love for family as my compass. The journey has not been without challenges, but each experience has taught me growth and perseverance, deepening my commitment to helping others find peace of mind and security for their loved ones.

I invite you to connect with me to learn more about how we can work together to protect families and build legacies in our community.

“Protecting Families and Building Legacies…"

Proverbs 13:22   

"A wise man leaves an inheritance for his children's children..."