Keith L. Brown, “Mr. I’M POSSIBLE,” was identified as a “Special Ed” and “At Risk” student, primarily because he talked too much, was too hyper, and wanted to give “all the answers;” ironically, these are a few of the same traits that made him a hit on the legendary “Showtime at the Apollo,” and contestant on the Popular Game Shows, “Family Feud,” and “Celebrity Name Game,” and make him one of the most sought after Professional Speakers, Consultants, Change Agents 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,” Keith empowers hundreds of thousands of people annually, many of whom are in colleges, schools, school systems, supplemental education agencies, family advocacy agencies, foundations, government agencies, Faith Based Institutions, Corporate America and the private sector. Most recently, he served as a “Candidate Referral” Consultant for the Real Life television series, “Beyond Scared Straight,” on A&E network. He is turning the impossibilities into “I’M POSSIBILITIES” for all who witness or hear his life changing messages via face-to-face, radio, the internet, webinars, teleconferences and through is innovative trainings via The “I’M POSSIBLE Institute.”

Keith has been featured in the LA Times, Chicago Sun Times, NY Newsday and hundreds of other locals nationwide. His 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 is also a proud Partner in Education with the Institute for Educational and Social Justice. He and his lovely wife Wakea, a Coordinator of Performance Management in a School District, are the proud parents of one sensational son, Keon.

From “Special Ed” to “Specialty Speaker.” From “At Risk” to “Taking Risks,” the time has come for the world to grasp the, I’M POSSIBLE and its chief messenger, 2020 Enterprises own: Keith L. Brown, “Mr. I’M POSSIBLE.”