David Mays

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David Mays is the co-founder and co-owner of The Source magazine.

In 2006, the board of directors of The Source officially terminated Mays from the position of CEO of The Source Entertainment, Inc. after revenues from The Source fell.

Mays appears to many an unlikely figure to have held such an influential position in the hip hop music industry, a white Jewish Harvard University graduate.

David Mays and Busta Rhymes had an altercation at the Winter Music Conference that resulted in David Mays getting stitches to his head.

Recently, Kimberly Osorio won the sexual harrassment case against Benzino and Dave Mays, forcing Benzino and the founder of the Source to pay a sum of $8 million dollars.[1]

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