Kevin Wayne Johnson

Grateful for this morning’s celebration and ceremony. Thank you!

The national book tour continues this month through my final tour stop/city number 25 in Memphis, TN, followed by a return trip to Baltimore (in my backyard). It is also an honor to receive the 2026 WOW Caballero ‘Outstanding Man’ Award on the 6th via virtual ceremony. 🏆

“Everything rises and falls on leadership,” says John C. Maxwell. This year-long tour has been carefully orchestrated to a myriad of conversations about leadership with business, community, academic, and faith leaders across the country (25 cities). It’s a 2-hour interactive and engaging event at bookstores, libraries, conferences, , and churches, that concludes with a book signing.

I put a wrap of this book tour in July and a finale with friends in August on Martha’s Vineyard. I look forward to seeing you in a city near you real soon! The next book release will be 2028. Standby…

So grateful to receive this recognition this past weekend at the height of graduation season! Thank you.

Thank you! Keep voting!

I am grateful and thankful!!

A great and significant gathering of faith leaders across the state of Maryland yesterday to share strategies about Board of Directors, Advisory Boards, and Commissioners appointments on a myriad of agencies and organizations. Over one hundred leaders together on one accord supporting and advocating for one another. Brilliant!!

Truly thankful!

It’s ‘Get Caught Reading Month!’

The national book tour continues in May through tour stops/cities 22, 23, and 24 - Bel Air, MD, Bowie, MD, Pittsburgh, PA, and a return visit to Phoenix, AZ.

I believe that have a responsibility to make our world a much better place and to have a positive impact on others. This year-long tour has been carefully orchestrated to a myriad of conversations about leadership with business, community, academic, and faith leaders across the country (25 cities). It’s a 2-hour interactive and engaging event at bookstores, libraries, conferences, , and churches, that concludes with a book signing.

Only a few months remain. I look forward to seeing you in a city near you real soon! Thanks for all of the unwavering support to date.

Another fabulous year with colleagues, classmates, and lifelong friends at our alma mater in Richmond, VA this past weekend.

Established in 1988, VCU’s Black Alumni Council was founded and I was appointed interim President. We gather annually to reminisce, partner, and share fond memories of our undergraduate journey on campus. During a myriad of events over 4 days, we have a blast together and thoroughly enjoy pouring into the next generation of leaders.

Can’t wait until next year!!

Black History Month, for me, is reminder of my maternal grandmother’s prophetic word that I would preach and teach God’s Word. Becoming a writer also aligned with the game plan. As a little boy, I could not grasp the gravity of those words. As an adult man, I understood and accepted. Thank you Granny.