Dr. Mario D. Wallace is the visionary founder of Black History Scavenger Hunting, dedicated to uncovering and sharing the rich and often overlooked history of African Americans. With a profound commitment to historical truth and education, Dr. Wallace has traveled extensively across the United States, immersing himself in the stories and sites that shaped the African American experience.
He has personally visited over 35 slave plantations and 30 Underground Railroad stations and explored more than 40 Black history museums in approximately 65 cities, including the District of Columbia. Dr. Wallace pays homage to the resilient communities established by African Americans post-Civil War, including historic towns like Tollette, Arkansas; Greenwood, Oklahoma; Mound Bayou, Mississippi; and Orange Mound, Memphis. His journeys have led him to interact deeply with the descendants of both enslaved communities and their enslavers, providing a unique perspective on America’s complex heritage.
- Dr. Wallace's commitment to understanding the full narrative of American history also includes extensive research and visits to Confederate sites, exploring their connections to slavery and the Civil War. His engagement extends beyond his travels; he actively speaks with schoolchildren, college students, community groups, and the broader public, sharing the invaluable lessons and stories he uncovers.
- In addition to his work with Black History Scavenger Hunting, Dr. Wallace is the CEO of All Things Strategic, bringing over 20 years of small business consulting experience and 11 years in healthcare consulting. His expertise spans process improvement, change management, leadership development, medical education, program instructional development, and strategic management.
- Dr. Wallace is a prolific author, having published several books including Strategy Is Spelled ADEM, The Unstoppable Leader, Strategy Management, The Innovator's Medicine, The Executive Performance Journal, Making the Brain Perform, and HR’s New Frontier: Agility.
