22 Millennium - A Marquis Who’s Who Magazine ARTS, MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT Kay A. Oliver is an established creative professional, fiction author and Stanton University marketing professor. She boasts over 30 years of experience working in the entertainment industry and has worked with several major studios, including Warner Bros. Entertainment, DreamWorks and Universal Studios. As an author, Ms. Oliver has captivated readers with novels such as “Sisters in Cold Blood: An Unwanted Sisterhood,” “Road to Elysium” and The Dr. Kaili Worthy Series. Her storytelling blends real-world insight with boundless imagination, earning her multiple literary awards. In 2022, “Disturbed Tombs,” the first book in The Dr. Kaili Worthy Series, won the prestigious Book of the Year Award from OnlineBookClub.org. She was also named Woman of the Year by the National Association of Professional Women in 2014 and Fiction Author of the Year 2025 by the International Association of Top Professionals. During her time at DreamWorks, Ms. Oliver secured an exclusive first-look deal with the studio and served as a producer, director and writer for her short films, which premiered at the DreamWorks Short Film Festival. Despite early industry challenges, where her womencentered films were deemed unmarketable, she transformed those narratives into critically acclaimed novels — demonstrating her adaptability and creative resilience. KAY A. OLIVER AUTHOR, PROFESSOR OF MARKETING Stanton University Cypress, CA Ms. Oliver holds a Bachelor of Arts from California State University, Fullerton, and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Phoenix. Adjacent to her writing and Hollywood career, she finds fulfillment in teaching, sharing her expertise and mentoring the next generation of creatives. Looking ahead, Ms. Oliver hopes to continue writing and publishing, drawing on her rich industry experience. She aspires to see one of her books adapted into a feature film, bringing her journey in entertainment full circle.
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