David L. Walker, Jr., known as King David, is a strategic analyst, community activist, mindfulness advocate, and spiritual leader. He holds a B.S. in Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology/Pre-Med from Emory University and an MBA in Supply Chain Management from Washington University. With nearly two decades of experience, King David has built strategic partnerships across various industries, including technology, healthcare, publishing, and government. He specializes in cross-functional training, group facilitation, C-suite consultation, and organizational strategy.
As BOEN Network Engagement Director, King David leads project implementation, systems development, and the expansion of an intergenerational network, using data-driven strategies to drive growth. His commitment to people-centered values enhances the experience for individuals at all stages of life.
King David is also the President and Co-Founder of BlackFULLness, an app designed to bring mindfulness practices to the African diaspora. He secured a $1.5M grant from the NIH to develop a method for offering personalized support to underserved communities. Strategic partners include Roots Community Health, UCSF, and the Black Teacher Project.
Additionally, King David serves as a DEIB Consultant, OAXXANDA Land Group Lead Investor, and Advocacy Chair of the Alameda County Oakland Community Action Partnership Board, focusing on economic empowerment for Oakland communities.
With expertise in strategic planning, project management, and DEIB strategy, King David excels in partnering with individuals and organizations to create lasting change. His mission is to serve, collaborate, and leave a legacy of empowerment for future generations.