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Bio

Africa Travel Enthusiast - Serial Entrepreneur- Author - Public Speaker - Youth Advocate - Mt. Kilimanjaro Conquerer - Century Ride Cyclist

👉🏾 Connecting the African diaspora to Africa 👈🏾

👉🏾 Creator of The Adventures of Darren and Destiny children’s books, animations and live productions 👈🏾

🌍 Websites
jaycameron.com
maximumimpacttravel.com 🇬🇭🇸🇱🇳🇬🇨🇲🇨🇮🇸🇳🇿🇦
maximumimpactsuccess.com
urbanchangetv.com
lifecamponline.com

Instagram: @jaycameronofficial
Twitter: @jaycameron1
Facebook: Jay Cameron

With a multi-faceted career that has spanned nearly 30 years, Jay Cameron’s expertise as an entrepreneur, world traveler, speaker, playwright, community leader and philanthropist is unparalleled. Jay's ventures have been featured in media publications and news outlets worldwide.

Jay’s live events and cutting edge, original stage productions have reached more than 200,000 people nationwide. Jay’s mission is to educate and inspire through entertainment.

As a traveler, Jay's interest shifted to African diaspora travel after a life-changing trip to Ghana. His experience opened the door to more exploration on the continent of Africa. Theses adventures led him to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro and a Serengeti safari in Tanzania. Jay has also traveled to Ethiopia, Zanzibar, Togo, Benin and Salvador, Bahia in Brazil. 

As a result of Jay's experiences, the Maximum Impact Travel movement was launched with an emphasis on African diaspora travels around the globe. Jay desires to introduce as many people as possible to the inspiring cultures, powerful history, profound education and wonderful people he encountered on his journeys. His passion and energy for African diaspora travel is evident the moment he shares one of his many experiences. 

In 2020, Jay launched his “Black History Before Slavery” initiative to shine the light on the vast history of the African diaspora before the Arab and European slave trades. Culture, cuisine, art and history will be the focus of this campaign. Jay’s mission is to inspire people to learn more about the history that has been omitted from many curriculums. He also hopes to inspire others to visit the continent of Africa to see history first-hand and to expand their perspectives.