Wayne Gill

32 years of experience
Business Law, Immigration Law
Florida

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Wayne Gill is an entrepreneur, business and immigration attorney, focusing on obtaining high achievement (O1, P1, and EB1 visas) for extraordinary athletes, creators, and business executives. He started his law firm around his kitchen table with a $250.00 retainer, which he turned into more than a million dollars in annual revenue in roughly 30 months. He then joined forces with several partners to create the largest minority-owned law firm in the country, which at its apex, had annual revenues of 80 million dollars and 20 branches.

He is a graduate of Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, where he majored in English and was a Teaching Assistant to distinguished Professor of English, James Miller. He later graduated from The George Washington University Law School in Washington D.C., where he obtained Honors in Trial Advocacy and was a law clerk to the Honorable Arthur L. Burnett, Sr., Chief Judge of the District of Columbia Trial Court. He’s also a graduate of the NMSDC executive education program at the Kellogg School of Business at Northwestern University.

He co-founded Oasis Compassion Agency, a community ministry that assisted hundreds of families to restore their dignity through job training, food, clothing, and biblical counseling to triumph over adversity. He also co-founded Sharon Gill International, a business coaching and training consultancy for entrepreneurs and developing leaders.

He’s won numerous professional awards, such as Northwood University’s Excellence in Entrepreneurship Award, Macy’s Crystal Award for Outstanding Minority Business Advocacy, and he's been featured in publications such as Fortune Magazine Online.

He’s a speaker on legal topics, leadership, entrepreneurship, and spiritual growth. He’s published several books, including “Tales My Grandma Told Me—A Business Diversity Fable," “This Business of Supplier Diversity,” and “The Runner,” a legal thriller with spiritual underpinnings.

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