Daron Campbell and Steve White

Daron Campbell is an internationally-known speaker, allenatore, mentor, insegnante, and the creator of the Millionaire Mastery Mindest (M³) educational curriculum for real estate agents around the world.In his more than 20 years of experience in Real Estate, Daron has become a top 1% produttore, having personally closed over $3.5 billion in transactions, distinguishing himself as an internationally-known income property broker and investor.With Daron’s vast experience and extensive transactional and investment background, he has, as he likes to say, “bumped” his head many times on the way to the top, but always while moving forward.

In response to what Daron has observed as ineffective, outdated methods and practices being utilized in today’s real estate profession, he has created a highly-leveraged system that takes advantage of modern technology. Real estate agents can now benefit from his vast experience, and the monumental successes and failures that have driven him to the top, where he stands today. This desire to help other agents has led Daron to offering personalized, individual coaching tailored specifically to a particular client as well as group coaching conducted through intensive workshops around the country. Daron currently keynotes various half day and multi-day real estate seminars for agents in search of expanding their businesses, as well as investors looking for guidance on growing their wealth through real estate. As Daron continuously expands his alliance with top trainers and real estate brokerage owners, his presence continues to impact the shape of the real estate industry.

Steve‘s been in over 5 Spike Lee films including: “Do the Right Thing“, “Clockers“, “Get on the Bus“, “Mo‘ Better Blues“, and “Malcolm X“, were he also served as Spike‘s Director‘s Trainee. Other films include his first, “Coming to America“, in which home-town buddy Eddie Murphy gave him his first break. He can also be seen in “Harlem Knights“, “Ford Fairlane“, “Other People‘s Money“, and the Robert Wuhl directed, Ron Shelton produced, “Open Season“. He won Best Actor in a Feature Film at the 2003 ABFF‘s for his portrayal of Michael in the independent feature “Skin Deep“.

As far as television, Steve was the first African American announcer on the long running game show “The Price is is Right“ with Drew Carey, he has guest hosted the legendary Soul Train, appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show, and stand-up shows including “Comedy Central“, “Def Comedy Jam“, “An Evening at the Improv“, “Comic Strip Live“, “Showtime at the Apollo“, NBC‘s “Late Friday“, MTV‘s “Half Hour Comedy Hour“, and the “Arsenio Hall Show“. He has covered the NHL and MLB for Comedy Central, and has had guest appearances on “Martin“, “The Jamie Fox Show“, “Phil of the Future“, “Living Single“, and a recurring role on “Hanging with Mr. Cooper“.

He grew up in Roosevelt, Long Island (Eddie Murphy, Howard Stern, Public Enemy). There he honed his comedy skills by “snappin“ on the corner with his friends. He was studying accounting at Nassau Community College when an English teacher recognized his gift for comedy. She urged him to try his hand at stand-up comedy at one of the local clubs. He did and was hooked, and so were his fans… It wasn‘t long before he was headlining clubs and colleges up and down the eastern seaboard.After graduating from Adelphi University with a BS in Accounting, he made the decision to hang up his pencils and pursue comedy and acting full time. Steve moved to Los Angeles in 1994 where he has booked numerous national commercials. He started studying with the now famous acting teacher Larry Moss, a relationship that lasts to this day.

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