A little about me, I have an extensive background in Banking, Lifestyle Marketing, Public Relations, Branding and Consumer Engagement. I've worked with major brands like: Ferrari, Maserati, Lincoln, Moet Hennessy, NBA, NFL, MillerCoors, New York Giants, Pittsburgh Steelers, Strength of Nature Global, Xbox, Disney & more. I've also worked with notable figures like: Miguel, Mary Mary, Tamela Mann, The Braxton's, Swin Cash, Kevin Hart, Lebron James, Hill Harper, Daymond John, Marlon Wayans, TI, Young Jeezy, 2 Chainz & many more. I've been a part of change organizations like the Christian Community Development Association and the Leadership Foundations of America since the age of 17. I'm currently the Chairman of the Young Professional Influencer Advisory Board for Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless, an organization founded in 1971 by civil rights icon Rev. Hosea Williams and a National Brand Advocate for Cricket Wireless, a distinction I share with Queen Latifah, X-Games/Street Skate Champion Paul Rodriguez Jr, Karen Civil and more. I have been seen on major television networks including: ABC, CBS, FOX, BET, TV One, TBN, TNT, Bravo, Bounce & More. Unbeknownst to some, I'm also an accomplished vocalist who attended college on vocal scholarship singing with a nationally touring college choir. I've shared stages with artists like John Legend, Ryan Leslie, Robert Glasper, Carl Thomas, Jagged Edge, 112, Camron and Dipset, Lloyd, Donnie McClurkin, Donald Lawrence and many more.One of my grandfathers Reverend Dr. W.K. Raynor has been preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ for over 80 years, he’s the second longest tenured reverend in the history of First Missionary Baptist founded in 1866, he has honorary doctorates from schools and letters from a few Presidents of the United States of America, etc. My other biological grandfather Dr. Daniel Carter Roane was actually a civil rights activist that became the first black physician to work in an integrated hospital in Wilmington, North Carolina. He was a co-plaintiff in the civil rights litigation that led to the integration of Wilmington’s tax-supported hospitals, he was also one of the black doctors who taught/funded the tennis career of Althea Gibson. Coincidentally, I'm named after these 2 men so all that I am ultimately is a man trying to stand on the shoulders of the legacy of the extraordinary men in my family including my father Glenn, "The Man of Many Hats".