Keith L. Brown

Early in life, Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Keith L. Brown, aka “Mr. I’M POSSIBLE,” was identified as a “special ed” and “at risk” student, primarily because he was talkative, hyper, and wanted to give “all the answers." Ironically, these are the same traits that made him a hit on the legendary “Showtime at the Apollo” and popular game shows “Family Feud” and “Celebrity Name Game,” and also made him one of the most sought-after professional speakers, consultants, coaches, trainers and award-winning authors on the planet.

Named a “World Class Speaker” and one of the top speakers and consultants in education by Insight Publishing and International Speakers Network, as well as a “Social Impact Hero” by Thrive Global, Brown empowers hundreds of thousands of people annually, many of whom are in colleges, school systems, supplemental education agencies, family advocacy agencies, foundations, government agencies, faith-based institutions, corporate America and the “I’M POSSIBLE Institute,” where he coaches and trains speakers, authors, entrepreneurs and all those seeking to expand their impact and influence nationally and globally.

He has served as a “Client Referral Consultant,” on A&E’s hit television series,” Beyond Scared Straight” and is a frequent guest on I-Heart, Sirius XM Radio, and other national media outlets, often serving as an expert on Youth and Family Enhancement, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, Educational and Social Justice and Improving the Quality of Life for all Human Beings, especially the under-resourced. He has presented and established partnerships in England, Canada, the Virgin Islands, Barbados, and the Dutch Caribbean, to name a few. He is also a Director of External Affairs in the Georgia Senate, Political Advisor and an award-winning author and co-author. His latest book, “TALK I$ EXPENSIVE: Communicating Effectively to Expand Your Impact, Influence and Income,” challenges the long-held notion “talk is cheap” and will transform lives nationally and globally.

Brown's community service and philanthropic work includes but is not limited to the following: The Sickle Cell Foundation, National Lighthouse Foundation, Omega Mentoring Program and the South Fulton Arrow Youth Council. He serves on the Board of the Eagles Economic Community Development Corporation.