Robinson Lynn (He/Him)

By age 25, Robinson Lynn had assumed leadership of a Manhattan training and development company, acquired a second location for it, doubled its client base, and reinvigorated its philanthropic activities. Today, he is Executive Director of Momentum Education, providing experiential learning and life coaching with a focus on leadership development for thousands of individual and organizational clients in multiple different US markets and internationally.

In addition to its leadership and personal development experiential curriculum, Momentum Education under Robinson’s direction has focused on providing millions of meals to people domestically experiencing hunger, while supporting its clients and graduates in reuniting relationships, and raising millions for charities and nonprofits.

Robinson is widely known for delivering keynotes based on his personal story of becoming an executive at an early age and navigating the at times unwieldy waters of business ownership. He draws key leadership distinctions in the areas of innovation, breakthrough thinking, communication, culture change, and self-expression.

In support of the United Nations International Decade for People of African Descent, Robinson was recognized as one of the Most Influential People of African Descent for his humanitarian work. MIPAD, the host organization, has now engaged Robinson at the forefront of its efforts to inspire high achievers of African descent around the world to eradicate injustice and develop coalitions across the Diaspora.

"Basically, I feel that I’m fulfilling what I was meant to do whenever I can help people improve their lives, especially in the service of having their heartfelt dreams come true."

He is a graduate of George Washington University, and was a protégé of Robin Lynn, his mother, an international trainer who was recognized by the South African government for her role in the dismantling of the apartheid system. Robinson is married to Tamara Lynn, an educator and transformational trainer.

Fun fact: Robinson spends hours every month selecting special music for each workshop he facilitates.