Omar Tyree

Omar Tyree is a New York Times bestselling author, NAACP Image Award winner, and recipient of the Phillis Wheatley Literary Prize for Body of Work in Urban Fiction. A proud cum laude graduate of Howard University’s School of Communications in 1991 with a degree in Print Journalism, he began his studies at the University of Pittsburgh as a Pharmacy major before transferring to Howard, and also completed summer courses at the Community College of Philadelphia. A graduate of Philadelphia’s prestigious Central High School, Class 246, Tyree has since mastered multiple forms of writing including hard news, op-eds, fiction, nonfiction, children’s literature, business writing, autobiographies, short stories, songwriting, screenplays, stage plays, and technical writing.

Beyond writing, Tyree is an accomplished lecturer who has spoken at more than 80 colleges and universities across the United States. Today, his mission is to continue creating and publishing powerful literary works while expanding into film, music, and educational productions that inspire audiences worldwide.

KEYNOTE TOPICS:

•This is Not a One Man Army: Understanding the Need of A Strong Team
•Finding Your Physical, Mental & Spiritual Stamina: Surviving Corporate Burn Out
•Respecting The Roots of Culture: Is America Still a Melting Pot... or No?
•Telling A Company Story That Stands Out From Competitors
•Humans Versus A-I, The Fear of Being Replaced
•Are We Losing Control with Mental Health Issues?
•Mastering Your Business Energy Levels, Are You High, Moderate or Low Energy
•Are Gender Battles Destroying the Cohesive Execution of Universal Business?