Michael Mcgrew can be described in one word, “Visionary”. Naturally born with a gift in storytelling, writing a gripping novel is a walk in the park for this Los Angeles native. When asked about his role models and inspiration growing up, he simply explained that “Life itself and what it offers every day is a lesson and every lesson if learned is the best advice the universe can give you.”

He is a very diverse individual with a goal to inspire, which is why he founded the I Am Project for Literacy; a non-profit organization geared towards promotes and encourages literacy through a unique and dynamic program ranging from financial to health and wellness awareness.

Nicole Walker has spent the better part of her adult life honing her craft in the art of the storytelling. Initially starting out as an author of short stories and novels, Nicole has broadened her specialty to include novel adaptations for film and television, screenwriting for all mediums as well as documentaries, reality based television shows and web series.

Nicole received her bachelors in urban planning and master’s in public policy from California State University Northridge. Her previous experience has included providing services as a ghostwriter, as a screenwriter and has contributed articles and interview to a hip hop magazine and blog.

Bianca Swan is community relations expert with more than eight years of experience in non-profit management and public administration. With a BBA in Marketing from Howard University and a Masters of Public Administration from California State University, Long Beach, Bianca supplies extensive knowledge, enthusiasm and motivation working with individuals from all backgrounds.

A Los Angeles native, Bianca began her career working in sales for an entertainment photography agency. As much as she enjoyed the fast-paced world of the entertainment industry, she had a passion for community service. She moved back to Los Angeles and accepted a position as Membership Delivery Specialist with Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles where she was responsible for membership recruitment, volunteer training, program development and implementation and community building.