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Think Bold Speakers
SPEAKERS
Keynote Speakers
Woody McClain
Actor, producer, and hometown hero Woody McClain embodies what it means to think bold. From viral dance videos to breakout roles in The Bobby Brown Story and Power Book II: Ghost, Woody’s journey proves that talent paired with purpose can rewrite any script. At Think Bold 2026, he returns to inspire dreamers with a message rooted in authenticity, perseverance, and staying true to your roots.
Slick Rick
Legend. Innovator. Icon. Slick Rick, born in London and raised in the Bronx, is hip-hop’s greatest storyteller and one of the most influential artists in music history. As one of Def Jam’s earliest stars, his lyrical genius and flair defined the Golden Age of Hip-Hop. With over 650 samples across genres—from Jay-Z to Beyoncé—his voice and vision continue to shape culture. At Think Bold 2026, The Ruler brings timeless wisdom, style, and authenticity that never fade.
Wallo267
From prison cells to packed arenas, Wallo has become one of today’s most powerful voices in motivation and media. As co-host of Million Dollaz Worth of Game, he brings raw honesty, humor, and hard-earned lessons that hit home. At Think Bold 2026, Wallo will challenge audiences to transform pain into purpose, fear into fuel, and vision into victory.
Alicia Lyttle
A global tech trailblazer, Alicia Lyttle—better known as The Queen of AI—is revolutionizing how entrepreneurs use artificial intelligence to scale their success. With her electric energy and hands-on teaching style, she’ll lead Think Bold’s two-day masterclass, showing attendees how to work smarter, automate growth, and thrive in the digital era. Expect game-changing insights from one of the most dynamic voices in modern business.
Vic Blends
Entrepreneur, educator, and motivational powerhouse Vic Blends has turned a simple haircut into a global movement. Known for blending conversation with inspiration, he uses his platform to teach young people how to build confidence, character, and community. At Think Bold 2026, Vic brings his unfiltered truth on hustle, purpose, and creating impact that lasts long after the fade.
Monique Madrid
Monique Madrid is a festival organizer based in Jacksonville. In 2016, she became the first black female film festival organizer in Jacksonville. She created a comedy film festival called LOL JAX Film Festival, providing a platform to local community filmmakers, actors/actresses, and comedians to showcase their short films and talent. The motto of the festival is “Love Our Locals while Laughing Out Loud”. She is the co-city producer of the Jacksonville 48 Hour Film Project which is an international filming competition that challenges filmmakers to make a short film in only 48 hours. The Jacksonville city winner goes on to compete with other city winners from around the world at Filmapalooza for a chance to have their films screened and honored at the Cannes Film Festival Short Film Corner. In 2023, Jacksonville won grand champion at Filmapalooza and were able to represent Duval in France. She has worked on film projects as a story editor, line producer, assist editor, voice over and camera operator.
Alyce Denson
Chief Finance Officer, Wealth Watchers Inc. Alyce Denson is the Chief Operating Officer of Wealth Watchers Inc., a HUD-certified housing counseling agency and NeighborWorks organization. With over 20 years of experience in financial management within the public and non-profit sectors, she specializes in financial strategy, organizational infrastructure, and contract management. At Wealth Watchers, Alyce oversees financial operations and portfolio management, ensuring the organization’s continued impact in housing and community development. She is a collaborative leader dedicated to helping individuals and families achieve financial stability and self-sufficiency.
Carrie L. Davis
President & Chief Executive Officer | Wealth Watchers Inc. Carrie L. Davis, a visionary nonprofit executive, nationally respected thought leader, and proud first-generation wealth builder, is dedicated to expanding equity, resilience, and generational wealth for communities historically denied access to opportunity.
As President and CEO of Wealth Watchers Inc., a HUD-certified Housing Counseling Agency and NeighborWorks® organization based in Jacksonville, Florida, Carrie leads a team that provides services across Florida and Georgia. With over 25 years of experience in housing, community development, and financial empowerment, she has spearheaded multi-million-dollar neighborhood revitalization initiatives that transform both urban and rural communities.
Carrie’s leadership is deeply rooted in her lived experience as a first-generation wealth builder. She understands firsthand the challenges of navigating systems without inherited resources or financial safety nets. This reality fuels her mission-driven approach to leadership, which prioritizes access, dignity, and long-term stability for families and communities. Under her guidance, Wealth Watchers has grown into a nationally recognized nonprofit, implementing innovative housing solutions, financial literacy programs, climate resilience initiatives, and community-based strategies that empower families to thrive.
Carrie’s expertise in building effective public-private partnerships has earned her widespread recognition. She has advised municipalities, financial institutions, and community development organizations across the country, contributing to the national conversation on economic equity and rural development. Her thought leadership has been featured in Investing in Rural Prosperity, published by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis in collaboration with the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, solidifying her position as a trusted voice in this important discourse.
Beyond her organizational leadership, Carrie has held numerous high-impact governance roles, further demonstrating her commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of communities.
Carrie Davis, a distinguished figure in the housing and business sectors, currently serves as the Chairwoman of the Jacksonville Housing Authority, Chair of the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce’s Lewis and White Business League, and a member of Fifth Third Florida’s Community Advisory Forum. Her current role on the Board of the National NeighborWorks® Association, where she chairs the External Committee, enables her to shape national-level policy and strategy.
Carrie’s academic journey is marked by her exceptional achievements. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from the Harvard Kennedy School’s Executive Education Program with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration. Additionally, she holds an honorary Doctorate recognizing her significant contributions to housing, financial literacy, and community development. Her expertise extends beyond academia, as she is also a certified Housing Counselor, Financial Educator, and Licensed Mortgage Loan Originator.
What truly sets Carrie apart is not just her impressive resume but her unwavering purpose. She leads with a unique blend of strategy and soul, firmly believing that wealth building transcends mere accumulation of assets. Guided by cultural pride and a profound commitment to service, she dedicates herself to nurturing resilience, ensuring that future generations can thrive.
Carrie Davis stands as a living testament to the transformative power of first-generation wealth builders. Her impact extends beyond her immediate family, leaving an indelible mark on history.
As President and CEO of Wealth Watchers Inc., a HUD-certified Housing Counseling Agency and NeighborWorks® organization based in Jacksonville, Florida, Carrie leads a team that provides services across Florida and Georgia. With over 25 years of experience in housing, community development, and financial empowerment, she has spearheaded multi-million-dollar neighborhood revitalization initiatives that transform both urban and rural communities.
Carrie’s leadership is deeply rooted in her lived experience as a first-generation wealth builder. She understands firsthand the challenges of navigating systems without inherited resources or financial safety nets. This reality fuels her mission-driven approach to leadership, which prioritizes access, dignity, and long-term stability for families and communities. Under her guidance, Wealth Watchers has grown into a nationally recognized nonprofit, implementing innovative housing solutions, financial literacy programs, climate resilience initiatives, and community-based strategies that empower families to thrive.
Carrie’s expertise in building effective public-private partnerships has earned her widespread recognition. She has advised municipalities, financial institutions, and community development organizations across the country, contributing to the national conversation on economic equity and rural development. Her thought leadership has been featured in Investing in Rural Prosperity, published by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis in collaboration with the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, solidifying her position as a trusted voice in this important discourse.
Beyond her organizational leadership, Carrie has held numerous high-impact governance roles, further demonstrating her commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of communities.
Carrie Davis, a distinguished figure in the housing and business sectors, currently serves as the Chairwoman of the Jacksonville Housing Authority, Chair of the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce’s Lewis and White Business League, and a member of Fifth Third Florida’s Community Advisory Forum. Her current role on the Board of the National NeighborWorks® Association, where she chairs the External Committee, enables her to shape national-level policy and strategy.
Carrie’s academic journey is marked by her exceptional achievements. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from the Harvard Kennedy School’s Executive Education Program with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration. Additionally, she holds an honorary Doctorate recognizing her significant contributions to housing, financial literacy, and community development. Her expertise extends beyond academia, as she is also a certified Housing Counselor, Financial Educator, and Licensed Mortgage Loan Originator.
What truly sets Carrie apart is not just her impressive resume but her unwavering purpose. She leads with a unique blend of strategy and soul, firmly believing that wealth building transcends mere accumulation of assets. Guided by cultural pride and a profound commitment to service, she dedicates herself to nurturing resilience, ensuring that future generations can thrive.
Carrie Davis stands as a living testament to the transformative power of first-generation wealth builders. Her impact extends beyond her immediate family, leaving an indelible mark on history.
Adam Madrid
Adam Madrid, a self-taught filmmaker based in Jacksonville, Florida, made a significant impact in the film industry in 2014. He won both the “Best Film” and “Best Director” awards at the Jacksonville 48 Hour Film Project, which earned him a screening at the prestigious Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, California. His exceptional talent and dedication quickly garnered attention, leading to an invitation to join the gameday crew for the Jacksonville Jaguars the same year.
In 2017, Adam’s skills as a videographer and photographer were recognized when he was hired by PRI Productions. He captured iconic moments at various events, including the Jacksonville Jazz Festival, NASA/SpaceX launch, performances by Celine Dion and Jill Scott, NCAA March Madness tournaments, presidential speeches, and NFL events.
Driven by a passion for showcasing local talent, Adam co-created the LOL JAX Film Festival. This platform is dedicated to highlighting local filmmakers, actors, actresses, and stand-up comedians. The festival’s name, LOL, stands for “Love Our Locals” while “Laughing Out Loud.” After a successful inaugural year, Adam took on the role of the new co-city producer for the JAX 48 Hour Film Project, revitalizing the international film competition.
In 2021, Adam embarked on a new chapter in his career by starting production on his first independent feature film, “Let Me Be Corey,” with Argyle Forest Films. He not only directed but also edited the film. His dedication and creativity were further recognized in 2023 when he was awarded the prestigious Art Innovator of the Year award.
Adam Madrid’s contributions to the film industry have been widely acknowledged. He has received numerous accolades, including Folio Weekly’s Best of JAX awards for “Best Film Festival,” “Best Videographer,” and “Best Creative Photographer.” In 2023, he was selected to be a part of the esteemed group of recipients of the prestigious Art Innovator of the Year award.
In 2017, Adam’s skills as a videographer and photographer were recognized when he was hired by PRI Productions. He captured iconic moments at various events, including the Jacksonville Jazz Festival, NASA/SpaceX launch, performances by Celine Dion and Jill Scott, NCAA March Madness tournaments, presidential speeches, and NFL events.
Driven by a passion for showcasing local talent, Adam co-created the LOL JAX Film Festival. This platform is dedicated to highlighting local filmmakers, actors, actresses, and stand-up comedians. The festival’s name, LOL, stands for “Love Our Locals” while “Laughing Out Loud.” After a successful inaugural year, Adam took on the role of the new co-city producer for the JAX 48 Hour Film Project, revitalizing the international film competition.
In 2021, Adam embarked on a new chapter in his career by starting production on his first independent feature film, “Let Me Be Corey,” with Argyle Forest Films. He not only directed but also edited the film. His dedication and creativity were further recognized in 2023 when he was awarded the prestigious Art Innovator of the Year award.
Adam Madrid’s contributions to the film industry have been widely acknowledged. He has received numerous accolades, including Folio Weekly’s Best of JAX awards for “Best Film Festival,” “Best Videographer,” and “Best Creative Photographer.” In 2023, he was selected to be a part of the esteemed group of recipients of the prestigious Art Innovator of the Year award.
SPEAKERS
TBFC 26 Speakers
Ashley Thomas III
Ashley Thomas III is a nationally respected housing advocate, entrepreneur, and policy strategist dedicated to expanding economic opportunity and advancing Black homeownership in America. As CEO and Founder of LA Top Broker, a multi-state mortgage brokerage, and the Managing Broker of First Security Investment Co., Inc. (FSICO), one of the oldest Black-owned property management firms in the nation. Ashley brings more than twenty-five years of experience across real estate, lending, and community development.
Orlando Spencer
Orlando Spencer, M.Ed. is a real estate developer, broker, and community revitalization strategist with more than 20-years of hands-on experience transforming undervalued properties into thriving assets. As the founder of O-Luxury Realty, Orlando has closings totaling 300+ real estate transactions. His scattered site development projects exceed 50+, which include residential homes, commercial buildings, and land development projects in Florida.
After competing as O.J. Spencer in Division-I Football starting at Indiana University, Orlando dove into real estate investing during graduate school. His investment journey began in 2000 with a house flip driven by faith, discipline, and determination. Like many entrepreneurs, Orlando faced significant adversity during the 2008 foreclosure crisis. He lost four houses due to foreclosure. Rather than retreat, Orlando refined his game plan and built a larger portfolio — developing an innovative, repeatable framework controlling distressed assets, improving them with purpose, stabilizing income, and reinvesting for scalable growth. That experience shaped his philosophy: sustainability is not just survival — it is strategy.
After competing as O.J. Spencer in Division-I Football starting at Indiana University, Orlando dove into real estate investing during graduate school. His investment journey began in 2000 with a house flip driven by faith, discipline, and determination. Like many entrepreneurs, Orlando faced significant adversity during the 2008 foreclosure crisis. He lost four houses due to foreclosure. Rather than retreat, Orlando refined his game plan and built a larger portfolio — developing an innovative, repeatable framework controlling distressed assets, improving them with purpose, stabilizing income, and reinvesting for scalable growth. That experience shaped his philosophy: sustainability is not just survival — it is strategy.
Americus Spencer-Harold
Americus Spencer-Harold, CGC, is the Founder and Senior Project Manager of Spencer Construction & Engineering, Inc., a Jacksonville, Florida–based, woman-owned construction and civil engineering firm focused on delivering quality results on time and within budget. Her motto—“Let’s Build Together”—captures the way she leads every project: with collaboration, clear communication, and a steady commitment to outcomes that serve both the client and the community.
Established in 2015, Americus built the company on a practical, field-informed understanding of how successful projects come together—from early planning and constructability through closeout. Before founding Spencer Construction & Engineering, she developed a broad foundation across multiple roles, including civil designer, project manager, construction inspector, project coordinator, and marketing coordinator—experience that shapes her hands-on, solutions-driven leadership style today.
Under Americus’s direction, Spencer Construction & Engineering is authorized by the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation to provide Professional Civil Engineering and General Contracting services, supporting clients across both vertical and horizontal work. Her experience spans civil engineering, site development, infrastructure improvements, pavement design and repair, historic rehabilitation, and new construction.
Americus is especially passionate about projects that strengthen communities—delivering cost-effective housing and commercial solutions, supporting first-time homeownership, and helping revitalize neighborhoods with thoughtful planning, quality assurance, and strong client communication. With “Let’s Build Together” as both a motto and a promise, she works to make each project a true partnership—built on trust, performance, and results you can see.
Established in 2015, Americus built the company on a practical, field-informed understanding of how successful projects come together—from early planning and constructability through closeout. Before founding Spencer Construction & Engineering, she developed a broad foundation across multiple roles, including civil designer, project manager, construction inspector, project coordinator, and marketing coordinator—experience that shapes her hands-on, solutions-driven leadership style today.
Under Americus’s direction, Spencer Construction & Engineering is authorized by the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation to provide Professional Civil Engineering and General Contracting services, supporting clients across both vertical and horizontal work. Her experience spans civil engineering, site development, infrastructure improvements, pavement design and repair, historic rehabilitation, and new construction.
Americus is especially passionate about projects that strengthen communities—delivering cost-effective housing and commercial solutions, supporting first-time homeownership, and helping revitalize neighborhoods with thoughtful planning, quality assurance, and strong client communication. With “Let’s Build Together” as both a motto and a promise, she works to make each project a true partnership—built on trust, performance, and results you can see.
Clyde Anderson
Clyde is the SVP, Director of Community Lending at Ameris Bank, where he is responsible for driving the bank's Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) and Fair Lending outreach program. With over 20 years of experience in the economic development and housing sectors, they have a remarkable ability to conceive and execute strategies that deliver exceptional outcomes for communities and businesses. Clyde is also a former CNN Housing Market Commentator and a trusted business/money analyst, with a mission to empower individuals with the knowledge, resources, and strategies essential for financial growth and prosperity.
Lynn Jones-Turpin
Lynn Jones-Turpin, a seasoned American journalist, associate editor, and community media leader based in Jacksonville, Florida, is best known for her work with the Jacksonville Free Press, a historic Black-owned weekly newspaper. With over three decades of journalism experience, she has covered a wide range of topics, including local news, sports, culture, and issues impacting Jacksonville’s African American community.
At the Jacksonville Free Press, Jones-Turpin holds senior editorial and managerial roles, including associate editor and sales team manager. In these positions, she shapes coverage and supports the paper’s mission to inform and empower underrepresented audiences.
Jones-Turpin’s diverse career includes working with the Jacksonville Jaguars during their early years. She served as an administrative assistant on the organization’s scouting staff during its inaugural NFL season in 1995 and later became the producer of the Lynn and Friends Show. As host and producer, the show interviewed local, national, and international dignitaries, celebrities, and friends. With a successful 10-year run, Lynn hosted over 100 shows, cataloged on her website, www.lynnandfriends.com.
Beyond her journalism work, Jones-Turpin has actively engaged in community advisory and health advocacy initiatives. She has played a crucial role in raising awareness about prostate cancer issues within the Black community.
Jones-Turpin’s profile gained national attention in January 2026 when a moment during a Jacksonville Jaguars post-game press conference went viral. Instead of asking a typical question, she offered the team’s head coach words of encouragement after a playoff loss. This unexpected exchange, widely shared across social media and sports media, sparked debate about journalistic roles and media professionalism, particularly the balance between objectivity and community-centered reporting. Jones-Turpin defended her approach, citing her decades of experience, her affiliation with the Black press, and the values of intentional and empathetic storytelling that have earned her the affectionate nickname “Auntie Lynn.”
Her remarks elicited diverse reactions from national sports journalists to civil rights leaders, highlighting broader discussions about media expectations and the historic significance of Black-owned journalism.
Throughout her career, Jones-Turpin has consistently demonstrated a commitment to both rigorous reporting and community engagement, which has set her apart in local media and contributed to ongoing conversations about representation and purpose in American journalism.
Jones-Turpin is a mother, daughter, grandmother, sister, and wife. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communications and is a member of the Northeast Florida National Association of Black Journalists and Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated.
At the Jacksonville Free Press, Jones-Turpin holds senior editorial and managerial roles, including associate editor and sales team manager. In these positions, she shapes coverage and supports the paper’s mission to inform and empower underrepresented audiences.
Jones-Turpin’s diverse career includes working with the Jacksonville Jaguars during their early years. She served as an administrative assistant on the organization’s scouting staff during its inaugural NFL season in 1995 and later became the producer of the Lynn and Friends Show. As host and producer, the show interviewed local, national, and international dignitaries, celebrities, and friends. With a successful 10-year run, Lynn hosted over 100 shows, cataloged on her website, www.lynnandfriends.com.
Beyond her journalism work, Jones-Turpin has actively engaged in community advisory and health advocacy initiatives. She has played a crucial role in raising awareness about prostate cancer issues within the Black community.
Jones-Turpin’s profile gained national attention in January 2026 when a moment during a Jacksonville Jaguars post-game press conference went viral. Instead of asking a typical question, she offered the team’s head coach words of encouragement after a playoff loss. This unexpected exchange, widely shared across social media and sports media, sparked debate about journalistic roles and media professionalism, particularly the balance between objectivity and community-centered reporting. Jones-Turpin defended her approach, citing her decades of experience, her affiliation with the Black press, and the values of intentional and empathetic storytelling that have earned her the affectionate nickname “Auntie Lynn.”
Her remarks elicited diverse reactions from national sports journalists to civil rights leaders, highlighting broader discussions about media expectations and the historic significance of Black-owned journalism.
Throughout her career, Jones-Turpin has consistently demonstrated a commitment to both rigorous reporting and community engagement, which has set her apart in local media and contributed to ongoing conversations about representation and purpose in American journalism.
Jones-Turpin is a mother, daughter, grandmother, sister, and wife. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communications and is a member of the Northeast Florida National Association of Black Journalists and Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated.
Troy McNair Sr. and Maurice “Mo” Henderson
Troy McNair Sr. and Maurice “Mo” Henderson are nationally recognized cultural architects, innovation strategists, and ecosystem builders redefining how cities, corporations, and educational institutions engage the next generation. As co-founders of the Think Bold Movement—a multi-platform ecosystem spanning entrepreneurship, culture, workforce development, technology, and youth innovation—they are two of the most dynamic and influential voices leading America’s new cultural economy.
Together, Troy & Mo blend music industry expertise, entrepreneurial strategy, community design, and cultural intelligence into powerful frameworks that transform how organizations think, communicate, and create impact.
With a combined background that includes Def Jam Music Group , Sony Music , Warner Bros Music , Full Sail University, startup leadership, civic partnerships, and large-scale social impact programs, the duo brings unmatched real-world experience to the stage and boardroom. Their work has influenced thousands of students, hundreds of entrepreneurs, and a growing network of city leaders, nonprofits, and corporate partners seeking modern, culturally fluent solutions.
Troy & Mo are best known for creating the Think Bold Festival & Conference, the Southeast’s fastest-growing entrepreneurship and culture festival; Think Bold All Access and The Pull Up Program, two nationally scalable youth workforce and innovation models; AMFM Technologies, a culture-forward audio hardware startup; and B.E.S.T. Bootcamp, a culturally intelligent business accelerator.
Their unique ability to translate pop culture, music, entrepreneurship, AI, and community dynamics into actionable strategy makes them one of the most sought-after speaking and consulting duos in the country.
Together, Troy & Mo blend music industry expertise, entrepreneurial strategy, community design, and cultural intelligence into powerful frameworks that transform how organizations think, communicate, and create impact.
With a combined background that includes Def Jam Music Group , Sony Music , Warner Bros Music , Full Sail University, startup leadership, civic partnerships, and large-scale social impact programs, the duo brings unmatched real-world experience to the stage and boardroom. Their work has influenced thousands of students, hundreds of entrepreneurs, and a growing network of city leaders, nonprofits, and corporate partners seeking modern, culturally fluent solutions.
Troy & Mo are best known for creating the Think Bold Festival & Conference, the Southeast’s fastest-growing entrepreneurship and culture festival; Think Bold All Access and The Pull Up Program, two nationally scalable youth workforce and innovation models; AMFM Technologies, a culture-forward audio hardware startup; and B.E.S.T. Bootcamp, a culturally intelligent business accelerator.
Their unique ability to translate pop culture, music, entrepreneurship, AI, and community dynamics into actionable strategy makes them one of the most sought-after speaking and consulting duos in the country.
Janean C. Armstrong
A powerhouse in modern banking, Janean C. Armstrong brings more than 28 years of transformative leadership to VyStar Credit Union. From leading 500+ team members across the East Coast to overseeing more than 80 banking centers throughout Georgia and Florida, Janean has built a reputation as a strategic visionary who drives growth, innovation, and community impact.
A champion for mentorship and service, she works tirelessly with organizations like I Am B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L., Lift Atlanta, Habitat for Humanity, and the USO to empower families, students, and small businesses. Recognized as one of Atlanta’s 50 Most Powerful Women and featured on HBO Max, Janean is celebrated for her influence, integrity, and unwavering commitment to lifting others as she climbs. At Think Bold 2026, she brings the insight, passion, and leadership that define true changemakers.
A champion for mentorship and service, she works tirelessly with organizations like I Am B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L., Lift Atlanta, Habitat for Humanity, and the USO to empower families, students, and small businesses. Recognized as one of Atlanta’s 50 Most Powerful Women and featured on HBO Max, Janean is celebrated for her influence, integrity, and unwavering commitment to lifting others as she climbs. At Think Bold 2026, she brings the insight, passion, and leadership that define true changemakers.
Facilitators
Activation Facilitators
Jason Peoples
Executive Director
Erin Kendrick
Director of Education | Visual Arts Lead Instructor
Maxie Coleman
Creative Director | Drama Lead Instructor
Keosha Griffin
Chief Operations Officer
Deshaun Waters
All Pro Recording Studio, based in Jacksonville, stands as the oldest Black-owned recording studio in North Florida. For over two decades, the studio has delivered elite-level music production, vocal arrangement, songwriting, mixing, mastering, and audio editing—all from one trusted location.
More than just a studio, All Pro is a pillar in the Arlington and Southside communities, offering artists professional expertise, creative direction, and hands-on project management from concept to completion.
More than just a studio, All Pro is a pillar in the Arlington and Southside communities, offering artists professional expertise, creative direction, and hands-on project management from concept to completion.
SPEAKERS
Past Keynote speakers
Fawn Weaver
Pinky Cole Hayes
Lil Duval
Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings (Earn Your Leisure)
Dapper Dan
Steve Lobel
Tennille Moore
Armando Pantoja
Jim Stallings
Carrie Davis
Nat Ford Sr.
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