Arthur Davis

Arthur Davis is a Wall Street trained management consultant with an MBA in Corporate and Investment Finance. His practice specialty is corporate planning and reorganization. He has managed engagements in the United States and Europe. He has lectured at The New School University on leadership skills to CEO’s and entrepreneurs. He has given Chase bank sponsored Leadership Skills workshops to venture capital groups and entrepreneurs. He presented a Leadership Skills workshop for coop board presidents at the NYC Coop and Condo Council Annual conference for over twenty years.

He has been quoted in The New York Times and in Crain’s New York Business, taught at The New School University and was interviewed on New York TV News Channel 1. He has advised The New York City Taxi & Limousine Commission on operational reform and the Department of Homeland Security National Protection and Programs Directorate Sector-Specific Agency, on developing a national preparedness program for Critical Manufacturing. He advised Senator John McCain's investigating committee on boxing reform, and testified as an expert witness before Senator Roy Goodman's New York State Commission on Corruption in Boxing.

Since 2009, 150 of his tales of original horror, dark fantasy, science fiction, speculative fiction, mystery, crime, magical realism as well as mainstream fiction have been published in numerous journals. Another several dozen stories have been published as reprints. He was featured in a single author anthology, nominated for a Pushcart Prize, received the 2018 Write Well Award for excellence in short fiction and, twice nominated, received Honorable Mention in The Best American Mystery Stories 2017. Nine novels are available and include tales of mystery, fantasy, horror, romance and mainstream fiction.

More importantly, he supports several dozen charities each year and has volunteered for neighborhood as well as national non-profit organizations including Vacation Camp For The Blind, UNICEF, American Cancer Society, The United Way, American Diabetes Association, Reading For The Blind, New York Blood Bank, American Red Cross, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, National Multiple Sclerosis Society and local churches & synagogues.