About Cameron M. Williams

Cameron M. Williams is a 20-year-old author, speaker, and entrepreneur born and raised in North Carolina. He is the author of  '20 Lessons in 20 Years', a personal development book for teenagers & young adults focusing on overcoming setbacks and building positive momentum. From discussing personal shortcomings to establishing key principles, the book has been met with positive reviews and feedback from youth and adults alike. 

Using the inner and outer investment principles as guides, they consist of pouring into yourself and the environment around you to set those around you up for success. The inner investment principle ties into his journey especially as a student, as learning how to be a better leader & grow confidence are two of his primary focuses that have enabled him to make an impact. Cameron’s outer investment principle shows up in his advocacy for HBCUs, food insecurity, and personal & professional development. He has served as an HBCU advocate through roles & membership on campus including tenure/volunteer roles in the Aggie Student Entrepreneurship Club, Men on the Move, Exceptional Males in Business, and Second Harvest Food Bank. 

Cameron has been featured by major platforms including Forbes, HBCU Buzz, Triad Business Journal, Historically Black Since, and Shoutout North Carolina. He is continuing his studies at North Carolina A&T State University majoring in Supply Chain Management. He is a new elect to the Professional Relations Committee for Exceptional Males in Business, an on-campus organization & mentorship group dedicated to supporting male students on campus.