Otis FeltonMr. Felton is a professional speaker and diversity consultant. He conducts workshops on "Managing Diversity in the Work Place." He retired in 2014 from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). During his twenty years with the FDIC he held seeral senior-level management positions. He retired from his commercial banking career as a Vice President in 1985. Felton's speaking career has allowed him to speak in many venues, including corporations, national conferences, non-profits associations, as well as churches. During President Ronald Reagan's administration, Felton had the privilege to be interviewed by the Secretary of Transportation, Andrew Lewis, Jr., for a presidential appointment for a Director position on the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB). Felton holds a Master of Business Administration degree from National University in San Diego, California and an Effective Executive Leadership Certification from Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. He served two years active duty with the US Army of which one year was served in Vietnam. He received numerous award, including the Bronze Star, The Army Commendation Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, and "Soldier of the Quarter" at Fort Polk military installation, Fort Polk, LA. Felton is married to Carmaleta Whiteley-Felton and they reside in Dallas, Texas. Felton is very active in the Dallas community, serving on the board for three non-profits organizations: The BrainHealth Center, The Conservancy at Arlington Hall (formerly Robert E. Lee Park at Arlington Hall), and the Association of Federal Deposit Insurance Incorporation Alumni (AFDICA). In 2017 Felton and his wife Co-Chaired the Pat & Emmitt Smith Celebrity Invitational and Gala and the Leukemia Man & Woman of the Year Gala. Read More Read Less