David made his literary debut in 1999, with Bootleg a critically acclaimed New York Times best seller. He co-authored the book with the legendary actor/comedian Damon Wayans. Harper Collins published the book. In 2001, he co-authored another comedy book entitled: What I Shouldn’t Say with comedian and actor Seymour Swan and in 2006 he completed a self-help book for non-resident fathers entitled, Single Dad…Not Singled Out! David received his Associates degree from the Borough of Manhattan Community College. He received his Baccalaureate degree from the College of New Rochelle and his Masters degree from The College of New Rochelle. In 2012 he will receive his Doctorate degree in Executive Leadership from St. John Fisher College. He is the founder of Fixing Fathers, Inc., an organization that assists men, regardless of their marital status, with building strong relationships with their children and recognizing the importance of their role as fathers. He is a member of 100 Black Men of America, Inc., Stamford, Connecticut Chapter. David resides in Connecticut with his lovely wife Tanisha, his three sons David Jr., Jamarl, Andre, and his adorable daughter Nazaria. He has performed as a stand up comedian at the New York Comedy Club and was a regular guest host on WYNE-FM’s the “Barry Mason Show.” In addition to the numerous articles that David has written/published on the topic of fatherhood, he is now working on his fifth book. This one is a gritty urban tale about growing up in the projects. The title for this book is: The Robert Fulton Project. For a copy of David's latest book, My Wife, My Kids, My God! Visit him at amazon.com bn.com or www.davidleeshow.net
Listed skills include Leadership, Public Speaking, Research, Community Outreach, and 35 others.
