Strategic Advisor Supporting Organizational Growth

Dion Evans Brown serves as a Business Consultant and Strategic Advisor for Kurrency Kidz Inc., contributing strategic insight, leadership development, and organizational guidance to support the nonprofit’s growth, sustainability, and community impact. With more than 18 years of leadership experience, Dion brings a unique blend of vision, discipline, and purpose-driven strategy that strengthens the organization’s operational and long-term planning efforts.

Widely recognized as a national thought leader and communicator, Dion has extensive experience guiding individuals, organizations, and communities through transformation, resilience, and growth. His leadership background includes founding and leading mission-driven initiatives, developing scalable programs, and advising organizations on vision alignment, strategic planning, and audience engagement.

As the Apostolic Leader of Recharge Apostolic Hub and founder of the Let the Millennial Prophets SPEAK Movement, Dion has successfully built platforms that equip emerging leaders, foster accountability, and inspire purpose-centered action. He has led conferences, initiatives, and national engagements focused on empowerment, leadership development, and personal growth, and has been featured on prominent media platforms including The Word Network.

In addition to his advisory role, Dion is a recording artist and creative entrepreneur, releasing his prophetic single No More Dry Places in 2020. His creative and communicative strengths enhance his ability to connect vision with execution—an asset he brings to Kurrency Kidz as the organization expands partnerships, programming, and impact.

At Kurrency Kidz Inc., Dion provides consultation on organizational structure, leadership development, vision clarity, and sustainable growth strategies, helping ensure the organization operates with integrity, effectiveness, and long-term scalability. His work supports the nonprofit’s commitment to empowering youth, strengthening families, and building resilient communities.