Mr. Solomon was educated at the Milford Prep School, in Milford, Connecticut, the New York University Stern School of Business, where he later served on NYU's board of overseers (33 years), and also at Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts where he was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Law degree in May 1991, and in October 2019 he was appointed to their board of advisors.

After 8 years with United Artists, MCA (now Comcast, Universal, and NBC) hired Solomon to start their Latin American TV division.

After several years, he moved back to New York and conducted international business in the Middle East, Europe, Asia, Africa as well as Latin America.

In 1989, Lorimar-Telepictures was acquired by Warner Bros.[13] Solomon became President of Warner Bros. International Television, where he oversaw sales and marketing operations for television cable and satellite companies outside of the U.S.[5] Solomon expanded international telecommunications interests by opening up China, Russia, India and other third world countries to American produced content.

It is an advisory firm based in Sweden with consultants in different European countries and in the U.S., and partners with developing companies to nurture growth and support expansion.

Involvy AB contributes with its professional skills and international network, working on projects involving partnerships and investments to push growth and sustainability.

The goal of the company is to inspire and enhance an interest in science, engineering and space, by constructing a high-tech lunar landscape experience facility in Texas.

In 2021, Solomon became a senior advisor to Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment Inc., one of the largest operators of streaming advertising-supported video-on-demand (AVOD) networks.

Appointed Senior Advisor to Foton Ventures, an investment and asset management company focused on content, intellectual property and tech, offering their partners a unique opportunity for commercial success in media and entertainment.

Appointed Senior Advisor to V Channels, a Los Angeles based company, distributing films in AVOD and YouTube platforms, currently exploring potential acquisitions.

In April 2024 Solomon was instrumental in the formation of a partnership between GFM and Kartoon Studios, Inc. (now a senior advisor), the controlling partner of Stan Lee Universe, LLC., to develop, finance and produce five animated feature films featuring stories and characters created by comic-book legend Stan Lee.

In 2024, Michael Solomon was appointed Executive Vice President and Chairman of the Board of Advisors to Phantom Space, a company founded in 2019.

Solomon was founder and owner of Prime Time Communications in Spain and Romania, and a co-owner of Iguana Productions in Peru.

He received this award for work with the Shaare Zedek Medical Center's Pediatric department, where he raised one million dollars at a dinner honoring him.

The center's charter is to provide medical care to the people of Israel regardless of race, religion, color, age or ability to pay.

Paluzzi is an Italian actress who is best known for playing Fiona Volpe, a SPECTRE operative and the villainess in the 1965 James Bond film Thunderball.