LOGLINE

 Harold “Lefty” Williams is a former professional basketball star, acclaimed film producer, author, and inspirational leader whose influence extends far beyond the game. Rising from New Jersey to global prominence, Lefty became one of the most dynamic talents of his era—most notably becoming the first left-handed Showmen to sign with the Harlem Globetrotters straight out of college, earning worldwide respect for his skill, leadership, and electrifying presence on the court.

As his career evolved, Lefty earned significant recognition throughout the basketball community, including being honored by the NBA G League’s Wisconsin Herd for his exceptional impact on youth, community development, and the culture of the game.

Expanding into entertainment, Lefty is a film producer with a passion for telling powerful, athlete-centered stories. He co-produced the docu-series The Real Stories of Basketball, created alongside NBA All-Star LeBron James, spotlighting the real journeys, struggles, and triumphs behind the sport’s most influential figures.

Beyond basketball and film, Lefty dedicates his life to mentorship, faith-driven leadership, and family legacy building. He proudly manages and guides the careers of his children—Kiara “Kiki” Williams, Elisha “EJ” Williams, and Caleb “CJ” Williams—supporting their growth in sports, entertainment, and entrepreneurship.

A devoted husband, father, entrepreneur, and dynamic speaker, Harold “Lefty” Williams continues to inspire audiences around the world with his message of resilience, purpose, and perseverance. Whether producing groundbreaking stories or shaping the next generation, he stands as a living testament to using your gifts to uplift others.

Elisha “EJ” Williams is an American actor, voice talent, and emerging film producer whose creativity and charisma have made him a rising force in entertainment. He is the son of former professional basketball player Harold “Lefty” Williams and Shyneefa Williams.

He began acting at eight years old, quickly building a strong resume with appearances on Nickelodeon hits like Henry Danger and Danger Force. He also brought his voice-acting skills to Disney Jr.’s beloved series Puppy Dog Pals, voicing the lovable Bingo. Best known for his breakout role as Dean Williams in ABC’s reboot of The Wonder Years, EJ’s work has earned him 5 NAACP Image Award nominations for The Wonder Years, highlighting his ability to bring authenticity, heart, and humor to every role.

Expanding his talents behind the camera, EJ has begun carving out a path as a film producer. He co-produced the docu-series The Real Stories of Basketball alongside his father, Harold “Lefty” Williams, and NBA All-Star LeBron James—an experience that deepened his understanding of storytelling and the filmmaking process.

Beyond his on-screen achievements, EJ enjoys reading, singing, competitive sports, and coding. His favorite academic subject is science, and he approaches every opportunity with curiosity, discipline, and a commitment to continuous growth.

Kiara Williams is a multi-talented performer, writer, and creative force whose work spans television, voice acting, and storytelling. She is best known for her appearances in multiple national commercials, standout voice role on Disney’s Moon Girl and her role as Latanya on ABC’s reimagined The Wonder Years.

The daughter of Harlem Globetrotter legend Harold “Lefty” Williams, Kiara carries forward a legacy of excellence while carving her own unique path in the entertainment industry. With a magnetic presence and undeniable charisma, she brings heart, authenticity, and depth to every project she touches.

Expanding her artistic reach, Kiara is also an emerging songwriter. Her original song, “Don’t I Have a Say,” showcases her ability to channel emotion, truth, and lived experience into powerful lyrics and compelling melody. Through her music, she continues to demonstrate her versatility and unwavering commitment to telling meaningful stories across mediums.

In addition to her artistic pursuits, Kiara serves as the Vice President of the Harold “Lefty” Williams Dare2Dream Foundation, an organization dedicated to empowering youth and communities through education, mentorship, and opportunity. The Dare2Dream foundation has been honored three years in a row by the NBA’s Milwaukee Bucks G League team, the Wisconsin Herd, for its outstanding community impact.

A gifted writer and natural storyteller, Kiara also brings the same devotion and warmth to her role as a loving sister to her two younger brothers. Admired for her talent, intelligence, and kindness, she continues to shine as a rising star whose artistry, leadership, and grounded spirit leave a lasting impression on audiences and communities alike.