1st Full time Faculty of Entrepreneurship at Miami Dade College. Featured in The Wall Street Journal, CBS, ABC, NBC, NPR, South Florida PBS, The New York Daily News, Black Enterprise, Huffpost, South Florida Caribbean News, Reader’s Digest and appearing on the TODAY Show, Desouvre is an acclaimed and award-winning filmmaker, full-time Faculty of Entrepreneurship, and experienced educator with a unique IT, PR, coaching, and communications background.
His latest project Fortunate Son:
The Black List commented that "For fans of (Oscar Winners) If Beale Street Could Talk, (Emmy Winner) Dopesick, and (Oscar Winner) Moonlight this is a script that deals with the emotionally significant subject matter and tackles real-world issues in a compelling way."
Fortunate Son is a riveting political thriller with high stakes and consequences.
is a thoroughly engaging script that has real potential to succeed within the current film marketplace.
The story itself is well-contained and could be successfully executed within a modest budget level range, making it appealing to potential financiers
The audience would easily get engaged in the story, both for the unpredictable nature of the plot as well as for Grayson himself, who is sympathetic and engaging.
* His commitment to professional development is central t his professional achievements as he strives to deliver superb customer service
* Surrounded by diverse teams throughout his career he’s coached, mentored and established partnerships that have produced optimal results in some of the most challenging circumstances. He is passionate about generating value for any organization.
* His practice of continuous improvement gives me a sense of purpose and is essential to maximizing his value to any team
* Participated in the 2020 Miami Book Fair Faculty Works Showcase Presents
* Desouvre served as the Producer, and Co-Screenwriter of the award winning short film, The Sweetest Girl (Best Short Film, Best Picture, Best Producers, Best Original Story)
Desouvre was a contributing author to "A Legacy to Share." “A Legacy to Share” highlights Black students and alumni who cut through the incessant obstacles faced throughout this country's history. The book also features infographics, a foreword by President John Fry
The purpose of a “A Legacy to Share” Book Project is to inspire Black students with proceeds going towards DUBAC scholarships for current and future students.
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