- Born and raised in Jacksonville, Texas Carlos Wallace is
the oldest son of Aaron Lee & Alice-Hunt Wallace, an
accomplished railroad engineer and a highly regarded
educator. A 5th generation railroader, local union officer
and military veteran, Carlos has traveled extensively and
uses his personal and professional experiences to carve
out his current niche.
- Wallace is President and CEO of Houston based Sol-
Caritas, a premier entertainment and philanthropy
company. The firm went from a promising start-up to a
respected industry benchmark in less than five years.
This as Wallace and his team of executives spearheaded
a series of multi-city tours and exclusive productions
featuring prominent, award winning stand up comics and
entertainers from Houston, Dallas, New York, Atlanta,
Chicago and Los Angeles. Over 35,000 people and
counting have attended Sol-Caritas events at venues
including the world famous Apollo Theater and Caroline’s
Comedy Club in New York; The Majestic Theater, and The
Theater in Charlotte, North Carolina. The company’s latest project, The “Houston’s All Stars of Comedy”
show, features the city’s best and brightest untapped talent. The concept’s unique blend of entertainment,
corporate sponsorship and altruism has turned HASoC into a proven blockbuster event.
Covenant House, The American Diabetes Association, Haiti Relief Fund, American Cancer Society, and the
Lupus Foundation of America. Sol-Caritas lends its voice to important issues including breast cancer and
autism awareness. The firm staunchly supports education through scholarships provided by The Alice
Wallace Foundation, established in memory of Wallace’s beloved late mother. Most of the company’s
executives are actively involved in community service and mentorship programs in Houston and New York.
Wallace credits his firm belief in integrity and charitable giving to his dearly departed grandfather, Judge
O'Neal Hunt, the first African American in Anderson County, Texas to hold the prestigious judicial position.
Carlos resides in Houston, Texas
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