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Dominique Gray
Advisory Board Member @University Of South Carolina College Of Hospitality, Retail And Sport Management
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WORK HISTORY
Advisory Board Member @University Of South Carolina College Of Hospitality, Retail And Sport Management
Columbia, SC, US
The School of Hospitality and Tourism Management at the University of South Carolina is recognized as one of the best hospitality and tourism management schools in the country. The school offers tourism degrees and hospitality degrees that are led by world-renowned faculty who provide students with industry knowledge, research insights, mentorship and career experience.
EDUCATION
University of South Carolina
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Hospitality Management with a Concentration in Club Management
Darla Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina
Master of Business Administration - MBA, Business Administration and Management, General
SKILLS
ABOUT DOMINIQUE GRAY
Servant leader with a proven track record of turning strategic visions into tangible successes. Expertise in driving revenue growth and transforming underperforming operations into thriving, dynamic environments. Skilled in cultivating strong stakeholder relationships, executing high-impact events, and fostering company synergies. Armed with an MBA and multiple certifications, positioned to redefine excellence in any organization. Driven by a profound dedication to my community, I remain committed to advancing initiatives that expand educational opportunity, youth development, and leadership pathways. In 2015, I co-founded Race 4 Achievement Inc, a nonprofit established with three friends to inspire and equip middle and high school students across South Carolina and the Charlotte metropolitan region with the tools needed to succeed academically and professionally. During my tenure with the organization, our work helped transform tragedy into purpose, resulting in the following community impact: in scholarships awarded in TyWanza Sanders name, the youngest victim of the 2015 Mother Emanuel Church Massacre•200+ student-athletes supported through AAU programs•150+ students mentored through the Carnegie and DuBois academic development programs•3,500+ neighbors assisted through community outreach initiatives Today, I continue to focus on initiatives that expand educational access, youth leadership development, and community impact.
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