(b. 1993; Alabama)

Myles' story begins with a childhood dream shaped on a basketball court.

At seven years old, he fell in love with the University of North Carolina—not as an abstraction, but as a lived imagination formed by watching Tar Heels like Brendan Haywood, Ed Cota, and Kris Lang, inspired by his older brother, the first Tar Heel in his life. “I can’t wait to visit the Dean Dome one day” became a quiet mantra—less about spectacle, more about belonging to something disciplined, excellent, and bigger than himself.

That dream unfolded over time: first as a fan, then as a student standing on the floor of the Smith Center, and eventually as an alumnus watching the game with gratitude rather than grasping. UNC was never the destination—it was the training ground. A place where ambition met formation, and where love for the game became a lens for leadership.

Today, Myles lives by the Shema—loving God with heart, soul, mind, and strength—and weaves that whole-life devotion into every space he occupies. He is a Strategic Advisor and Business Development Leader with a shepherd’s posture and a playmaker’s lens, helping leaders and organizations see the floor, run the play, and steward moments of growth with clarity and integrity.

With over a decade of experience spanning business development, hospitality, marketing, and organizational leadership—including roles with Chick-fil-A, New Balance, and the NBA’s Charlotte Hornets—Myles has partnered with teams to scale revenue engines, strengthen decision-making, and translate vision into execution. His work consistently sits at the intersection of strategy, people, and purpose—where growth and meaning are not competing aims, but complementary ones.

What distinguishes Myles’ approach is a point guard mindset: pass-first, systems-aware, and people-centered. Drawing from the disciplines of athletics, ministry, and business, he helps leaders move with rhythm—not rush—so performance is sustained rather than extracted.

His faith anchors everything, reinforcing a central conviction: excellence is a practiced discipline, not a proclaimed value—and success is measured less by personal achievement than by the provision and legacy created for others.

Today, he is leading in business. In the seasons ahead, he is building toward philanthropy. Always, he lives missional, not vocational.

Myles is not choosing lanes. He is cultivating rhythms where wisdom becomes action, leadership remains human, and purpose shapes culture—inviting others to do the same.

He is inviting you to connect and join him in bridging strategy, faith, and service for the greater good:

@mylesjrobinson on all social platforms

If you’re still reading, Myles offers you the following:

• An invitation: cast your crown.
• A call: carry the light.
• A charge: live lightly.
• A reminder: God is turning your oil into fire.