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Raymone K. Bain, referred to as the “Keeper of the Famed” by The Washington Post, is a highly regarded public relations, media, and management strategist, known for her work with numerous high-profile clients in the entertainment, sports, and political arenas. As the Founder and Chairman of the Raymone K. Bain Companies, LLC, she has broken many barriers as an African-American woman in fields traditionally dominated by men and continues to influence the realms of entertainment, sports, and politics.

Among her numerous accolades, she is a recipient of both the 2023 and 2016 President’s Lifetime Achievement Awards, presented by Presidents Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Barack Obama, respectively. In 2024, Bain was named the DC Star for exemplary leadership as a celebrity publicist by the District of Columbia Government’s Office of Cable Television, Film, Music, and Entertainment. Additionally, she has been honored by Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation and recognized as a Women’s Empowerment Honoree by the Country of Sint Maarten.

Bain’s diverse career spans over 30 years, where she made history as one of the first women in the U.S. to own a sports management firm and the first African-American woman to represent boxing champions such as Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson. She also served as the first publicist for Serena Williams, representing the Williams family for seven years.

Her significant contributions extend beyond entertainment and sports. Bain began her political career as one of ten in President Jimmy Carter’s campaign while still a student at Spelman College. She later served in both the Carter and Reagan administrations, handling public affairs for the White House Office of Management and Budget. Notably, she helped establish National Black Music Month by encouraging President Carter to recognize the contributions of African-American artists.

Bain is also recognized for her philanthropy, providing pro bono services to numerous individuals and organizations. She has been involved in initiatives such as the creation of The Little Blue House, a transitional home for abandoned babies, and continues her support for under-resourced communities through her involvement with the Southeast Tennis and Learning Center in Washington, D.C.

As Michael Jackson’s spokesperson and general manager, Bain held several key positions, including President/COO of The Michael Jackson Company. She was appointed by Jackson to serve as Trustee of his publishing empire and played a pivotal role in managing his music licensing and refinancing a $360 million loan to preserve his publishing assets.

Raymone Bain’s storied career has left a lasting impact across entertainment, sports, and politics, with her trailblazing leadership, commitment to philanthropy, and influence as a strategist and manager.