Dr. Adolph Brown is a college and university speaker, school assembly speaker, school speaker, and corporate and business speaker.

With degrees from the oldest college in the United States of America, the College of William and Mary afforded Dr. Adolph Brown, III undergraduate degrees in Psychology and Anthropology and his marvelous wife, a biology pre-med major at the same College.

While attending the master's degree in psychology program at the College of William and Mary, Adolph devoted his time and energy toward the study of Child Development, Family Studies, and Prevention Promotions. His doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology with a concentration in family therapy (focusing on family dynamics) and student classroom behavior (classroom management and student motivation) was earned from the Virginia Consortium for Professional Psychology.

Adolph credits his greatest learning experience to date to be that provided by Dr. William Greer, a renowned psychoanalytic psychotherapist who supervised Adolph for his postdoctoral pursuits in the study and practice of psychoanalytic psychotherapy.

The above influences have resulted in Dr. Brown becoming a Master Teacher, receiving international recognition, awards, honors, and distinction in the areas of educational excellence and real-world leadership. He now consistently delivers high-quality instruction identifiable by objective audience observers, and makes a significant impact on participant learning gains.