CHARRON MONAYECharron Monaye, a proud Philly native, is a multi-talented trailblazer who has been making her mark in the literary, theater, and entertainment worlds for over three decades. With a pen in one hand and an unstoppable drive in the other, Charron has bilt an empire since 1992 that includes 25+ books, inclusion in 10+ book compilations, groundbreaking stage plays, and a growing footprint in film and television production.Known for her children's book series The Adventures of Michelle and the critically acclaimed stage play Get Out of Your Own Way, Charron's work has touched hearts, shifted perspectives, and earned standing ovations from Hollywood to Off-Broadway. But her creative magic doesn't stop there-she's been a powerhouse contributor for platforms like CNN iReport, Hype Hair Magazine, The Philadelphia Association of Paralegals, VA Gazette, and her inspiring journey has been featured in media outlets such as WE Empower.com, Pretty Women Hustle Magazine, Emoir Magazine.com, Geaux Queen Magazine, In The City Magazine, Sheen Magazine, Vision & Purpose LifeStyle Magazine, and Millennium Magazine, just to name a few.Due to Charron's deep desire to serve and uplift African American culture, she ensures its powerful stories are celebrated on the global stage. She has lent her expertise and gifts to esteemed award institutions like the Recording Academy and the NAACP Image Awards, further solidifying her influence in shaping cultural narratives and championing the recognition of African American contributions in entertainment. In addition, her hustle and impact haven't gone unnoticed. Charron is rocking a list of honors that includes being named a "Fellow of the Most Excellent Order of International Experts (FOIE)" by the United Nations and Woman of Influence, receiving an Honorary Doctorate from CICA International University & Seminary, and earning commendations from the New Jersey General Assembly and Senate. She's also a 2024 Global 100 Honoree and has been inducted into Marquis Who's Who of America. Read More Read Less
