
As an innovative speaker, Davis brings sociohistorical & cultural perspectives to your next event.
Edmond W. Davis (born 1976) is a world-class speaker, American historian, author, and associate professor, known for his expertise in history, violence prevention, and career development. With experience teaching at institutions like the University of Phoenix and Pulaski Technical College, Davis has also served as director of the Derek Olivier Research Institute at Arkansas Baptist College. He authored Pioneering African-American Aviators and co-authored GROWTH MINDSET: Developing a Growth Mindset to Respond-Responsibly, an Amazon #1 New Release. A sought-after speaker, Davis has shared his insights at conferences and events, inspiring audiences with his powerful story of overcoming childhood homelessness and his deep understanding of history and community. He and his wife, Monica, are the parents of their phenomenal son, Kalon.
Edmond W. Davis is the Executive Director of the National HBCU Black Wall Street Career Fest, a transformative event connecting HBCU students, alumni, and communities with top employers and entrepreneurial opportunities. Passionate about empowerment, education, and economic growth, he champions Black Wall Street’s legacy, inspiring success through innovation and entrepreneurship.
Edmond W. Davis was honored as Educator of the Year for his dedication to academic excellence and student empowerment. As a 20 year associate professor, his work extends beyond the classroom, inspiring future leaders through mentorship, innovation, and a passion for lifelong learning.
As a dynamic keynote speaker, Davis also leads seminars, webinars, and workshops that inspire and educate. One of his recent projects, Emotional Intelligence and Growth Mindset, focuses on empowering individuals to navigate challenges, develop resilience, and achieve success.
Edmond W. Davis
FOX 16 PROLIFIC LEADERS AWARD honoring National Evangelist Beverly Broadus-Green for her impeccable leadership across the nation. On October 24, 2021, the country mourned the loss of Hip-Hop legend and entrepreneur, Calvin 'Snoop Dogg' Broadus's mother as she holds a special place in the hearts of all who she touched, including my family. RIL Beverly Broadus-Green (1951-2021)
Women in War: The Mothers of Freedom Presentation at Centenary College Black Student Union
African American history didn't start with colonial slavery in the U.S. Black Americans are not the only Americans celebrating on June 19th annually.
3rd Annual National Black Wall Street Career Fest! Connect with top employers, network with professionals, and explore career opportunities designed to empower and uplift our community.
Excited to celebrate the newest National Holiday—Juneteenth—in Arkansas! Join us in Elaine and Helena/West Helena as we honor freedom, history, and community with amazing events.
the 3rd Annual Juneteenth Festival in West Helena, AR. Special guest Edmond W. Davis will speak on the rich history and significance of Juneteenth. Don't miss this chance to celebrate freedom, community, and heritage.
Edmond W. Davis is cast as himself in this short
documentary (Part I) of his life.
The authenticity of life is dealt with in valleys (GRIND) and hills (GROWTH). Mindset is critical! People often see growth, but seldom the grind. Check out this short award-winning documentary about his life titled, ‘FROM GRIND TO GROWTH: The Edmond W. Davis Story.’ It’s Davis' purpose to inspire anyone who may want to give up on their life dreams because of traumatic experiences to
Keep Grinding and Growing! From black & brown males making poor decisions to youth and young adults facing life. @grind2growth @growthmindset @edmondwdavis @edmonddavis
Edmond W. Davis is cast as a protester in SELMA: THE UNTOLD STORIES by Producer & Director Jana J.P. Hayne
Edmond W. Davis has official IMDB credentials: https://m.imdb.com/name/nm13159314/?ref_=m_nmbio_bio_nm
141 Cherry Street Helena, AR 72342
The narrative of Juneteenth was celebrated on its 158th anniversary in the Arkansas side of the AR/LA/MISS/TN Delta at the DCC.
141 Cherry Street Helena, AR 72342
141 Cherry Street Helena, AR 72342
The narrative of Juneteenth was celebrated on its 158th anniversary in the Arkansas side of the AR/LA/MISS/TN Delta at the DCC.
141 Cherry Street Helena, AR 72342
8787 Reeder St. Overland Park, Kansas 66214
Edmond was a 'special guest' speaker and panelist for The Summit in Kansas City, Kansas, for the Black Mastermind Conference.
8787 Reeder St. Overland Park, Kansas 66214
Wilbur D. Mills University High School at 1205 E. Dixon Rd. Little Rock, AR. 72206
The Little Rock High School National Historic Site, The OK Program, ATK and Mills University H.S. partnered to present an interesting perspe...
Wilbur D. Mills University High School at 1205 E. Dixon Rd. Little Rock, AR. 72206
2911 Centenary Blvd. Shreveport, LA 7114
America's Social Historian, Assistant Professor Edmond Davis was invited to give the keynote for Black History Month at Centenary College in...
2911 Centenary Blvd. Shreveport, LA 7114
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Davis encourages creating spaces where all individuals, regardless of background, are empowered to thrive based on their hard work, dedication, and unique talents. Book Edmond W. Davis for an engaging and impactful experience focused on fairness, personal responsibility, and the power of achievement.