A. Prince Albert III

A. Prince Albert III is a venerated Afro/Indigenous cultural sustainability advocate, a successful social entrepreneur, and an emerging filmmaker.

As the Founder and President of Goldwater Ventures, Prince leads a full-service cultural sustainability firm dedicated to sustaining traditionalist lifeways of cultural communities worldwide. The firm's advisory practice supports large institutions aiding Afro-Indigenous communities, while its Arts division produces content on Afro/Indigenous experiences. Under his tenure, Goldwater Arts has advised on multi-Emmy-nominated short films and will license two highly anticipated short-film series to major networks. Prince also serves as the founding chairman of the Gullah/Geechee Cultural Community Trust Inc. – a nonprofit creating land and culture solutions for the Gullah/Geechee people in Florida and Georgia.

Before Goldwater Ventures, Prince had over 12 years as a distinguished advisor and policy advocate, influencing over 50 legislative matters and 15 federal rulemakings. He has appeared on national media, authored reports cited in federal proceedings, and spearheaded dozens of advocacy coalitions and strategic partnerships. A U.S. Navy veteran, he holds a Juris Doctor from Georgetown University and graduated summa cum laude from Morehouse College. He is fluent in French and Spanish, with proficiency in Brazilian Portuguese and various Creoles. Prince routinely lectures at America’s top law and policy schools to empower the next generation of changemakers.