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Decades of Transformation "Read One Teach One” Youth Literacy and Communication" "Youth Justice Reform and Education" 'Value of a Life Campaign"


Over decades I brought value to the growing mission and vision of non-profits and the private sector as an advocate for children K-12 and college students without selling you anything. My position as a Chief Executive Director with influences in agribusiness, literature, and its multi-mass media industries both domestically and internationally. We launched decades of our “Read One Teach One” program i.e. photo of our winning debate team also included our “Youth Literacy and Communication programs with topics related to “Youth Justice Reform and Education” and more to create opportunities for thousands of youths in all disciplines of STEM along with our “Value of a Life Campaign” that challenged and encouraged underserved communities to rebuild their lives from generational poverty, by using our tools and publishing youth manuals. HBCUs and 1890 students who now grace the classroom came from 8 states and 17 northern and southern counties where YDACBINC programs started and are now among corporate and institutional leadership.
This is not smoke and mirrors because my level of presence in AI current studio software and new technology ensures your business revenue to another level to prove to your stockholders that 2025-26 fiscal years of growth will pay off should you want to pay me a sum of seven thousand dollars ($7,000) due upon contract or MOU signing as your Executive Contractor for overall services. It is easy for me to share my story with confidence. I have lived it and met my goal as a Senior Executor domestically and internationally by gaining national and international awards from government agencies and the private sector in the communications platform by directing and managing internal and external communications for the federal government, the communications for-profit, and the non-profit industry.

Throughout my tenure in the communication space, I have covered over 60,000 clients, 700 plus media interviews, approximately 1500 articles, and PSAs on numerous subject matters and backgrounds worldwide. My expertise resonates from marketing, public and media relations, mass communications, speech writing and presentation, talking points, publishing, research and development (RD), and outreach in the US and regions in Africa, Mexico, Honduras, Greece, Spain, and Norway as a career employee, consultant, and senior level supervisor. Over decades I partnered and collaborated with OIC global international emerging market policies to develop written content while attending CUA in Washington, DC, and publishing an academic paper titled “Perception of the African People’s (Domestic and World Politics)” and Research on Reducing the Violence In Communities and more regarding policy positioning that mirror the international political agenda. I directed numerous policy and risk assessment teams to ensure best-in-class engagement support for executive leaders for bilateral congressional meetings and trade association partnerships.

Life experiences are all about relationships as a former federal government career employee, working for the following political agency in leadership, and in the private sector for more than 32 years with the Department of Navy (Washington Navy Yard), Department of Treasury (OS) (General Counsel), Department of Labor (ESA) (ETA) and several more years on Capitol Hill, USAID/OIC, and World Bank (IMF). Serving directly for each bipartisan Administration with Former USDA Secretary Dan Glickman and Ann Vennman; Former Treasury Secretary James Baker/Undersecretary William Rogers; Former DOL Secretary Raymond Donovan; former Deputy Under Assistant Administrator for Veteran Affairs, John Enberg, and former USDA/GIPSA/PSA Deputy Special Assistant of the Administrator John Stencil. During my tenure, I also represented, collaborated with, and coached thousands of Native American, Asian/Homg, and Hispanic organizations regarding community educational initiatives and legislative issues, as well as outreach uniting 1890s and HBCU institutions on training and coaching while expanding their growth as a community.

This is why I can provide you with the results of your educational programs.

Dennis S Murray Sr. Senior Executive

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