Demetrius A. Thompson is a multifaceted professional, accomplished author, and community advocate. A proud alumnus of William M. Raines High School in Jacksonville, Florida, Demetrius was a five-letter sportsman and an All-Gateway Conference All-American Fullback in soccer, playing alongside legends like NFL Hall of Famer Brian Dawkins and other notable talents such as Patrick Sapp, Anthone Lott, and Jabar Gafney. He later pursued studies in Math and Engineering at Bethune-Cookman University (BCU) and published his first book, The Rainforest Project, in 2005. Since then, he has authored over ten titles, showcasing his versatility as a writer.

With a robust professional background in accounts receivable, corporate collections, and banking, Demetrius holds certifications in BSA, FDCPA, and FCRA, and has excelled as an elite salesman. His analytical mind and passion for empowering others extend beyond the corporate world into his community work. Demetrius is the founder of Racing Club Elite, a youth training program focused on developing skills in five major sports and STEM education. He also established community help centers in underserved neighborhoods, bridging the technological gap by teaching web development, publishing, cryptocurrency, and basic computer skills.

Currently, Demetrius serves as an assistant track coach for the Jacksonville Pal Roadrunners, where he has guided numerous athletes to Club Championships. Known for his smooth, Barry White-esque voice, he is often encouraged to pursue a radio career—so keep an ear out for upcoming audio projects by this dynamic author and community leader.