Bless Delemar is the new Resource Director for the Creators’ Rights Movement, bringing over 20 years of leadership across music, film, and large-scale operations. A visionary executive, he has successfully managed multi-million-dollar projects for national brands like Home Depot, Walmart, Verizon, and T-Mobile, while also building and guiding creative ventures through MoonTown Records & Publishing, Hush Vision Films, and The DVE Group LLC. Known for his ability to optimize multi-state operations, implement innovative systems, and nurture top talent, Bless blends strategic planning with hands-on execution to deliver measurable results. His expertise spans operations management, marketing, artist development, and digital transformation, making him adept at leveraging both traditional and modern platforms to expand brand visibility and market share. Beyond his business acumen, Bless is committed to advancing creators’ rights, empowering artists, and ensuring sustainable opportunities for future generations in entertainment and beyond.

Dana M. Brown, Esq., serves as a spokesperson for the Creators’ Rights Movement, bringing over 25 years of experience as an attorney, author, speaker, and business strategist dedicated to protecting and empowering creators. Known as “The Business Alchemist” for her ability to transform ideas into legacies, she has advised more than 1,000 clients across business, entertainment, nonprofit, family, and creative sectors, guiding them through contracts, disputes, negotiations, and long-term strategy with both rigor and heart. A published poet since age 13, Dana understands firsthand the vulnerability and power of creative expression, fueling her lifelong commitment to safeguarding artistic work and promoting sustainable careers for artists, authors, entrepreneurs, and innovators. In addition to her legal practice, she is an educator, empowerment coach, author, and speaker who equips creators with practical tools, while her certification as a Clinical Hypnotherapist and NLP Practitioner adds a holistic mind-body-soul perspective to her advocacy. With clarity and passion, Dana champions the idea that creators’ rights are not just about legal reform, but about legacy reform—ensuring that creativity across every genre, from art and music to journalism and film, remains protected for generations.

Amanda Sherman is the Event and Travel Coordinator for the Creators’ Rights Movement, bringing over a decade of expertise in designing innovative, high-end experiences through her leadership at APS Events and Travel. With professional credentials as a Certified Travel Advisor, Certified Event and Wedding Planner, and T.A.S.K. Agent, she specializes in both large-scale event management and tailored travel services, particularly for senior and multigenerational groups. Amanda has successfully executed major functions across music, literary, and entertainment sectors, curating seamless experiences from all-inclusive resorts and cruises to faith-based journeys. Her ability to blend strategic event planning with personalized travel solutions reflects her passion for creating lasting memories, making her a key asset in advancing the Movement’s mission through impactful gatherings and meaningful experiences.

Jacqueline Reynolds has over 30 years of experience in the music industry, managing artists like Methrone, whose albums and singles charted on Billboard, and currently managing the rising star B’iousha. She co-produced successful music projects and hosted large-scale fundraisers, including a talent showcase inspired by Showtime at the Apollo. Now, she owns and operates LaRue’s Place, a historic venue in Ybor City, hosting Jazz and R&B concerts with her daughter.

Kimmisha Michels is the Chief Brand Manager for the Creators’ Rights Movement, bringing more than 25 years of experience in brand strategy, storytelling, and creative leadership. As CEO of En’liven Creative Agency, she has guided Fortune 500 companies and cultural icons through bold campaigns that blend innovation with impact. A certified brand strategist, bestselling author, and global speaker, Kimmisha has earned over 40 industry awards for her work in shaping brands that inspire and connect. She now brings her vision and expertise to the Creators’ Rights Movement, driving its mission forward with creativity, precision, and purpose.

Isaac “Lucky” Smith, widely known as The Promo King, is a seasoned entertainment executive, brand architect, and industry connector with over 30 years of experience in strategic branding, grassroots promotion, and cultural marketing. After serving in the military, he founded LaJIT Promotions, a groundbreaking agency that partnered with major brands and labels such as Rap-A-Lot Records, No Limit, Swisha House, Royal Blunts, BET, and Ball Up Streetball, establishing his reputation for bold and effective campaigns. He later launched the DJs United Conference in 2012, which evolved into the Evolution Entertainment Conference by 2015, blending music, tech, and business strategy into a premier creative platform. Through his entrepreneurial ventures under Jus Mi Luck, Smith has continued to innovate as the founder of DJs United Radio, publisher of Twenty4seven Magazine, creator of the DJs United Global service network, and executive producer of the reality series Indy Belle, while also serving as president of the X Squad DJs and host of Blurred Vision on EPOCH Radio. Now serving as Marketing Director for the Creators’ Rights Movement, Smith leverages his extensive expertise and cultural precision to amplify campaigns, strengthen branding, and build platforms that bridge culture, business, and legacy, all while uplifting the next generation of creatives.

Mrs. Sharon J. Hill is a Human Relations Strategist and Community Advocate, recognized for her decades of leadership and service in housing, civil rights, and community outreach. She is the outgoing GA NAACP State Conference Housing Taskforce and Committee Chair and a Subscribing Life Member of the Cobb County Branch since 1990. Honored as the 2017 Volunteer of the Year (with her husband, Calvin Hill), the 2018 Unsung Hero of Zion Baptist Church, and the 2019 Cobb County MLK Jr. Day “Living the Dream” Awardee, she has also been recognized as the 2020 League of Women Voters/Marietta-Cobb Women’s History Month “Woman of Action” and the 2022 GA NAACP State Conference Women’s History Month Honoree. In addition to serving as a Cobb Regional Coordinator, her work spans The Peoples’ Agenda, Zion Baptist Church, the Cobb Collaborative, and numerous housing and equity initiatives. Married to her high school sweetheart for 43 years, she is a devoted wife, mother of six, and grandmother of six. Guided by her signature belief “For the folding chairs at the table, be the difference with intentional influence for the common good” Mrs. Hill continues to inspire and impact communities with purpose and dedication.