Terence Muhammad

Terence Muhammad resides in Greensboro, NC and attended North Carolina A&T University where he majored in psychology. While enrolled at NC A&T University, Terence was actively involved in the Student Government Association and the History Club. He maintains an advisory position to these student organizations. Terence coordinated a series of lectures that have brought notable authors, speakers, activists, artists and entertainers before local and national audiences. Steve Cokely, Na'im Akbar, Pam Africa, Tony Bowder, KRS One and Ashra Kwesi are a few of the individuals with whom Terence has worked. Terence has extensive experience providing executive protection for high profile individuals such as Kwesi Mfume, Jesse Jackson, Nikki Giovanni, Minister Louis Farrakhan, Maxine Waters, and Dick Gregory to name a few. In his work as a protection agent, Terence has also provided service to a plethora of artists and entertainers. He has management experience that involves promotion and logistics planning in the entertainment industry. For over 15 years, Terence has worked as a community organizer and activist. He has lectured on national and local issues of significance to diverse communities. His topics include global affairs, economic and environmental concerns, education and leadership. Terence is a member of the Partnership Project's Health Disparities Task Force. He is active in community education and empowerment.