He received his undergraduate degree from Florida A&M University, Masters of Science and MD/PHD from The George Washington University School of Medicine and health science. Dr. Bennett is also a faculty at The George Washington University School of Medicine in Clinical Research.

For the past 10 plus years, Dr. Bennett has worked alongside many talented clinical research and medical affairs professionals designing and implementing early to late phase clinical trials, as well as working with clinicians in the community and academic settings - engaging them in meaningful scientific discussions around a variety of disease states as well as drug indications and safety profiling. Dr. Bennett has worked extensively with other clinicians on designing multiple types of Investigator/Sponsor Initiated Trials, as well as presenting both interim and/or final data to major congresses.

Dr. Bennet has received many numerous awards in academia and for his work and contribution to many philanthropic organizations such as the American Red Cross, American Cancer Society, Charles H. Wesley Education Foundation, Sisters By Choice, just to name a few.

Dr. Bennett also shares a passion for his volunteer work in his community. He currently maintains active membership with the American Society of Minority Transplant Health Related Professionals, the International Society of Biological Environmental Repository, and the American Association of Clinical Oncology and the American Medical Association. He also serves on the Board of Directors for Sisters By Choice, which is a local nonprofit group in Georgia that provides support and medical intervention for patients suffering from breast cancer; and he is a proud Life Member of Alpha Phi Alpha, Fraternity, Inc.

This is his story.