He's a renaissance man who has worked in many fields including acting, music, teaching and video game/development. He acted in "Hair" and "Jesus Christ Superstar." He won a Drama Desk Award for his role in "I Love My Wife." He wrote the book composition for Doug Henning's "The Magic Show." He co-authored and sang on the popular Twilight 22 album. To my amazement, he even taught music at my old high school....Westbury High.

If that wasn't enough, he has become an icon in the video game and development industry. He is the CEO of Entertainment Arts Research Inc. (EARI), the only African-American publicly traded 3D video game company. EARI just launched the Universe of Faith web site that has 500,000 tracks of gospel and faith-based music. The company also has developed an avatar-driven sites for models, filmmakers and soon journalists. Saulter also runs the Urban Video Game Academy that teaches video game and development to at-risk high school students.

In 2009, EARI was able to ink a $25 million deal with the Shaolin Temple in China. It has plans to develop console games as well as virtual world worlds.

We salute Mr. Saulter for all of his accomplishments.