THINK IT THROUGH: Pastor Kyev Tatum is a nationally recognized thought leader, visionary strategist, and trusted advisor to leaders across government, law enforcement, faith-based organizations, and educational institutions.

 


"Rarely do we find men [people] who willingly engage in hard, solid thinking. There is an almost universal quest for easy answers and half-baked solutions. Nothing pains some people more than having to think." 
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 

THINK IT THROUGH: Pastor Kyev Tatum is a nationally recognized thought leader, visionary strategist, and trusted advisor to leaders across government, law enforcement, faith-based organizations, and educational institutions. Renowned for his thoughtful, thorough, and trustworthy approach, Kyev consistently transforms complex challenges into actionable solutions that empower communities, advance public policy, and create lasting impact. His ability to think deeply, plan meticulously, and act decisively has made him a valued partner for leaders navigating both immediate crises and long-term strategic initiatives.


Throughout his distinguished career, Kyev has advised governors, presidents, mayors, and district attorneys, helping to shape policy and practice at the highest levels. His guidance has influenced initiatives ranging from charter school policy under Governor Rick Perry to national emergency management strategies under President George W. Bush, the My Brothers Keeper initiative under President Obama, and faith-based and economic development programs under President Biden. In every role, Kyev bridges vision and action, ensuring that strategic plans translate into meaningful outcomes for communities and institutions alike.


During the COVID-19 pandemic, Kyev demonstrated extraordinary leadership by designing, launching, and managing a multimillion-dollar emergency distribution hub. The hub delivered personal protective equipment, food, medicine, and other essential supplies with precision and care, ensuring communities received critical resources promptly. This work exemplifies his capacity to respond decisively under pressure while building long-term resilience for future challenges.


At the local level, Kyev has partnered with leaders such as District Attorney Sharon Wilson and former Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price, providing strategic guidance on truancy prevention, public safety, and community engagement initiatives. Beyond elected officials, he has collaborated with countless organizations, churches, and law enforcement agencies, serving as a trusted thought partner and visionary leader in designing programs that produce measurable, sustainable results.


Kyev’s leadership philosophy integrates faith, strategic insight, and community-centered solutions. As a bridge-builder, he unites diverse stakeholders around shared goals, translating vision into action with clarity and purpose. Through decades of service, Pastor Kyev Tatum has emerged as a trusted voice for innovative leadership, a catalyst for systemic change, and a mentor who uplifts emerging leaders while strengthening the communities they serve.

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