As a state legislator, Edwin passed seven bills in just two years—despite serving in the minority party—including the Arthur Green Jr. Act and reforms tied to the Dozier School for Boys. He was elected chair of the Florida Legislative Black Caucus as a freshman and successfully championed policy changes on officer-involved shootings. He secured over $1.5 million in local funding and raised more than $700,000 across two campaigns, demonstrating both legislative impact and fundraising strength.

Edwin is sought-after speaker and respected expert on legislative, legal, and government affairs. He consistently uses his platform to inform, inspire, and influence. Whether addressing national conferences, university forums, or civic organizations, he brings clarity to complex policy issues and offer real-world insights shaped by his experience as an attorney, legislator, and civic leader.

Edwin’s ability to bridge the gap between government and community has positioned him as a trusted voice on topics ranging from public policy strategy, telecommunications, corporate and non profit governance, and the legislative appropriation process —impacting audiences across Florida and beyond.