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I will bring a lot of insight and excitement. I like to interact with the audience get them involved in making their dreams come true. I want them to leave my event with a game plan on how to accomplish their goals.

Myron Campbell is an author, speaker, entrepreneur, and producer for film and television. Born in Queens, NY in 1974, Myron’s family moved to South Carolina when he was in seventh grade. There he completed high school and a little college, playing lots of baseball and aspiring to make it to the big leagues one day. His passion for the entertainment industry, however, was just too strong, and he eventually moved back to New York, taking a starting position in the music industry. He eventually would become a General Manager of a label under Sony Music. After a while, he decided to go looking for bigger fish to fry, founding his own advertising firm with some colleagues, which operated for around two years before relocated to Virginia Beach, he got married and started a family.

Myron’s first book is titled The Adventures of Melvin Walker: Melvin Goes to the Ballpark. A diehard baseball fan after all these years, Melvin Goes to the Ballpark is one of many bedtime stories that Myron has told his children over the years, and he has put it into writing at the encouragement of his wife. Melvin is a city kid who goes on adventures, and along the way, he always learns a lesson or two about values and decision making. His second book titled The Adventures of Melvin Walker: Melvin Learns How To Swim was released on March 24th, 2017. Myron is also Founder and Executive Director of Differences Foundation. A nonprofit aimed at engaging at-risk youth in literacy, healthy living, and STEAM(Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math).

Myron, his loving wife, daughter, and two sons still live in Virginia Beach today. Myron writes often and still puts on his baseball mitt nearly as much as he did when he was a teenager.

Thank you for your interest. I usually require some type of TV/monitor display for a PowerPoint presentation. If the venue is of good size I will need some type of microphone to make sure everyone hears my voice.