Bringing Global Perspectives to the Heart of Publishing
Thevenin's Vision
Wilkenson Thevenin has a gift for bridging worlds. Born in Haiti and raised in the United States, Wilkenson’s journey began with his love for storytelling, sustainability, and community. Today, as the CEO of The Black Equation's international imprint, Sake Pase, he’s transforming the publishing landscape by securing contracts and partnerships that give international authors and publishers a platform on a global stage. His mission is clear: to build bridges across borders and inspire a dialogue that transcends language and cultural barriers.
Zoe Soley Solar, Carlsbad CA
Wilkenson’s life is a tapestry of ambitions and achievements, woven with threads of his Caribbean heritage and his entrepreneurial spirit. A graduate in public speaking, writing, editing, and electrical studies, he is also the owner of Zoe Soley Solar, a local solar business in Carlsbad, CA, dedicated to sustainability. With Zoe Soley, he’s paving the way for a greener future, adding another layer to his passion for responsible, community-driven business.
Core Values
As a new father and a devoted partner, Wilkenson’s personal and professional goals align with his core values. He is a fervent advocate for freedom of speech, a defender of sustainability, and a supporter of former President Trump’s initiatives for 2025. He met DaNia Scott, the founder of The Black Equation, at a writer’s convention in San Diego, where they bonded over shared dreams of accountability and responsibility in business.