Dwight Miller has built a remarkable career across the music, television, and technology industries. He began as a computer expert in the early PC business, where he helped businesses integrate cutting-edge computer technology to improve operations. Dwight spent a decade in the tech field, advancing as a programmer and trainer primarily within the Microsoft ecosystem. A standout moment from his early career was his role as a trainer for NASA engineers at Cape Canaveral, which even included a walk-through of a space shuttle.

Following his tech career, Dwight ventured into music and event production, founding a company that organized music festivals worldwide and collaborated with legendary artists, including Harry Belefonte, Luther Vandross, Nancy Wilson, McCoy Tyner, Mary J. Blige, Carlos Santana, and more. Among his notable productions were the Saint Lucia Jazz Festival, the Air Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival, and festivals in South Africa and Ghana.

In a landmark move, Dwight’s company, PKB Arts & Entertainment, was acquired by Black Entertainment Television (BET), where he played a pivotal role in launching BET on Jazz, the first television channel dedicated solely to jazz music.

Returning to technology, Dwight later trained financial advisors nationwide, helping them transition to new software systems. With deep knowledge of both the music and technology industries, he seized the pandemic years to master blockchain technology. Dwight has since authored a series of books designed to guide musicians in leveraging blockchain for their careers.

  Notable Accomplishments:   

 PKB Arts & Entertainment / Concert Support Services Inc., Chevy Chase, MD   

  Roles:   Partner and Vice President (up to 2000), President (2001-2003) 

- Began producing the Saint Lucia Jazz Festival in 1993 and oversaw 225 shows from 1993-2002.

- Led virtual teams of 200+ staff members.

- Managed multi-million dollar budgets, ranging from $2M to $5M.

- Helped establish the Saint Lucia Jazz Festival as a globally recognized event.

  Key Artist Productions:    

- Santana, Saint Lucia Jazz Festival, 1997 

- Grover Washington, 1998 

- Mary J. Blige, 1998 

- Herbie Hancock, 2000 

- Patti Labelle, 2000 

- George Benson, 1996 

- Luther Vandross, 2001 

- Angélique Kidjo, 2002 

- Smokey Robinson, 2002 

  Producer Credits for Events, TV Shows, CDs, and DVDs:    

-  Sounds of St. Lucia  by Acoustic Alchemy 

-  A Night in St. Lucia  by Melba Moore 

-  Randy Weston – Live in St. Lucia   

-  Live and Up Close  by BeBe Winans 

-  2003 Source Awards  and  2003 BET Awards   

-  The Jazz Channel Presents  series with artists such as Kenny Rankin, Chaka Khan, Earl Klugh, Jeffrey Osborne, and Bobby Womack 

With his profound expertise in both entertainment and technology, Dwight continues to empower musicians with innovative solutions for the digital age, aiming to transform the music industry with the power of blockchain and Web3 technologies.