Sherry Williams, Esq. a native of Atlanta, Georgia, combines her life-long passion for writing and her professional endeavors in her first published novel, “Black Brass”.  Ms. Williams is a writer of immense range, having successfully completed three plays, two novels and a work of poetry and prose.  She is also a published essayist on numerous business, political, and economic development issues affecting minorities and women.  Ms. Williams produced or had produced several of her works, including “Mother Wit”, “Dancing on a Tightrope”, “Colors of a Painting” and “Theo and Jeff.”     Ms. Williams is the President of Miller³ Consulting, Inc., a management consulting firm and a graduate of Georgetown University School of Foreign Service and Emory University School of Law.  Ms. Williams has spent the last fifteen years providing consulting and advisory services to political leaders and their administrations around the country and abroad on issues of the 14th Amendment, policies of inclusion, economic and business development programs and public sector procurement systems. www.miller3group.com.  She is also the founder of the National Institute on Inclusion, which provides training and workshops on issues of inclusion and equity.  She is a wife and mother.  In “Black Brass”, she offers a roadmap of the courage and vision needed to lead in an increasingly diverse America.