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Award Winning Film Producer & Director, International Keynote Speaker, Organizational Storytelling Strategist
Mount Vernon, New York
I’m an award-winning film producer and director and an organizational storytelling strategist based in the United States. I began my storytelling journey in 2018 with my first film, Jamaica Story, and since then I’ve completed five short films—each experience shaping how I build creative teams, lead production, and translate culture into powerful on-screen narratives. My work centers on Migration Mental Wellness: a holistic way to look at effects of migration and how storytelling establishes authority. I bring a thoughtful, strategy-first approach to filmmaking and media leadership, and a new context on how professionals tell their story to break through the noise. Helping individuals and organizations turn lived experience, identity, and cultural truth into projects that connect, educate, and move audiences to action.
$1,501 - $5,000
In high-stakes business, the most dangerous distance is the gap between a brilliant idea and the English required to sell it. I call this the Fluency Gap—the invisible tax paid by brilliant international founders, executives, and innovators whose ideas are underestimated because of linguistic friction, vocal hesitation, or cultural deference. I am the 'Vocal Fixer' for the Global 1%. I help international leaders master the 'American Edge'. I’m best at the intersection of Linguistic Authority, Strategic Storytelling, and Cross-Cultural Negotiation. I work with brilliant minds (from Series A founders to Fortune 500 senior leaders) who have the technical genius but are tired of being underestimated in US boardrooms. I don’t just 'improve accents'; I turn your linguistic barriers into a competitive edge so that brilliance isn't just understood. It's felt. Just imagine an organization where your most brilliant technical minds finally sound as unstoppable as their ideas.
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Harry is a producer, creative executive, and entertaining speaker helping audiences and executives pitch sharper, sell smarter, and bring stronger business and leadership ideas to life. With 20+ years creating television, branded entertainment, comedy, and global advertising campaigns, Harry brings real-world lessons from Hollywood, Madison Avenue, and productions around the world. He’s worked with major networks, studios, Fortune 500 brands, global ad agencies, and top talent in front of and behind the camera. Harry has spoken at corporate events, film festivals, trade shows, and industry conferences around the world, from Cannes and Seoul to Mumbai and New York. He also lectures at UCLA and has been a guest speaker for organizations and universities including Arizona State University, CNN Asia, and Digital Hollywood. Whether delivering a keynote, breakout session, panel, or custom presentation, he turns big creative and business ideas into funny, practical, memorable takeaways audiences can actually use.
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I’m Axel Axe, a media producer at Red Axe based in California, United States. I help brands and celebrities turn ideas into high-performing content through content strategy, creative direction, and marketing operations—built for modern audiences and real-world execution. My work includes producing several top 20 podcasts and partnering with Fortune 500 brands to plan, produce, and optimize content that drives awareness, engagement, and growth. I bring a producer’s discipline and a strategist’s clarity to every project, so teams can move faster, stay aligned, and ship content that stands out.
$1,501 - $5,000
I’m a sports and pop culture media personality based in New York City. For years, I’ve hosted across major platforms and live stages, including Guinness World Records, the New York Mets, Hollywood Reporter, and MSG Networks. I've also emceed events for brands like Netflix, Amazon, Pepsi, VISA, and the American Kennel Club, plus so many more.
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I build brand-to-revenue strategies from the intersection of fashion, luxury, and entertainment technology, and I’ve spent 15+ years designing high-impact partnerships, launching B2B divisions, and creating sustainable enterprise growth models. I’m based in New York, New York, where I bring clarity to complex deal dynamics while protecting the creative intent that makes brands meaningful. As a speaker and strategist, I help corporate audiences, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders uncover hidden market opportunities, develop relationship-first sales pipelines, and design business structures that prioritize equity alongside profit. My work bridges executive storytelling with concrete revenue outcomes—so teams can scale without losing their edge.
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Carly Neis is a disabled actor, Sterling Award-winning playwright, and disability/access consultant with Cerebral Palsy, based in Canada. She helps organizations at all levels make accessibility real, relational, and operational rather than performative or checkbox compliance. Drawing on her work as both a performing artist and advocate, Carly translates lived experience into practical culture change. She has worked with organizations including the Citadel Theatre, CBC, Azimuth Theatre, Freewill Shakespeare Festival, and Good Women Dance Collective, serving as Access Coordinator on PUSH (Canada's first major-network primetime series featuring a leading cast with disabilities). Select theatre credits include Sterling Award winner "In My Own Little Corner" and her Theatre for Young Audiences play called "Tune to A," A graduate of MacEwan University's Arts and Cultural Management program, Carly brings both creative practice and strategic insight to every room she enters, helping leaders and teams build spaces where everyone, especially disabled people, can fully show up and thrive.
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Using storytelling grounded in historical research, I translate the medieval past into practical, joyful lessons that can make our modern lives better, helping us to think more clearly, live with more purpose, and handle life’s challenges with steadier hearts. As a writer, podcaster, TEDx speaker, and former college professor, I've been making medieval history fun, entertaining, and accessible for millions of people across the globe for the past two decades. My books, articles, videos, and weekly podcasts have been used as resources in schools and universities from Oxford to Harvard and everywhere in between, making me one of the most recognized voices in Medieval Studies in the world. My mission is not just to share a love of one of the most fascinating eras in history, but to to explore our common humanity across time, in all its messy, complex beauty. When I'm not reading, writing, or recording, you can find me drinking tea, doing Krav Maga, or sometimes building a backyard trebuchet.
$1,501 - $5,000
Located in the heart of Nashville, TN, I am Brad Stewart, Founder and CEO of Music Mogul Ai and I am dedicated to revolutionizing the careers of independent bands, musicians, artists, and DJs. With deep roots in the music industry, my expertise lies in crafting innovative strategies and forging powerful partnerships that drive artistic growth and financial success. My approach combines a passion for music with business acumen, empowering creatives to navigate the complexities of the music business and achieve long-term sustainability. As a recognized thought leader, I leverage my extensive network and industry insights to transform potential into tangible results. My commitment is to elevate the voices of independent artists by providing them with the tools, connections, and strategic guidance necessary to thrive in an ever-evolving music landscape. Based in Nashville, a city synonymous with musical excellence, I am uniquely positioned to bridge creative vision with business opportunities, fostering a thriving ecosystem for artistic innovation.
$1,501 - $5,000
Erin Jones-Wesley doesn't fit neatly into any one box — and that's exactly the point. She is a media personality, creator, podcast host, speaker, and founder of EJW Media. She holds an MFA from the American Film Institute Conservatory and a BA from California State University, Long Beach, and she was the first woman in her family to earn either degree. But her story didn't start in a classroom or a writers' room. It started on a pitcher's mound. Erin earned a full athletic scholarship to Cal State Long Beach, where she became a Division I NCAA softball pitcher, broke program records that still stand today — 728 strikeouts, 84 wins, and 148 appearances — and was later inducted into the university's Athletics Hall of Fame. She went on to play professionally, earning a bronze medal on the international stage and a platform as an ESPN color analyst. That career taught her everything Hollywood later confirmed: that excellence is a habit, that preparation is the only shortcut, and that the people who last are the ones who do the work before anyone is watching. When Erin pivoted to entertainment, she brought that same discipline with her. She built her way into Hollywood with no industry connections — just an AFI recommendation from a former studio head and an unwavering belief that she belonged in the room. At AFI, she didn't just earn her MFA. She also competed as Miss Santa Monica USA, placing 2nd Runner Up at Miss California USA in January 2020 — a detail that tells you everything you need to know about how Erin moves through the world: fully, and on multiple fronts at once. She became a Creative Executive at Lionsgate, where she developed an eclectic and ambitious slate of projects: the psychological thriller The Housemaid, the Michael Jackson biopic Michael, the star-studded Another Simple Favor, and Now You See Me Now You Don't, among others. She understood early that the best stories don't just entertain — they move people, shift culture, and leave something behind. Along the way, she co-founded The 42 Initiative, a nonprofit that raised over $1 million and brought Little League baseball back to Inglewood — because access to the game that shaped her should never be a privilege. In 2025, Erin made a deliberate choice to leave the traditional Hollywood ladder and build something entirely her own. Today, EJW Media reaches over 3 million people monthly across TikTok and Instagram, with an audience of adults ages 18 to 44 who come for the pop culture commentary and stay for the perspective. Warm, witty, and deeply informed, Erin covers film, television, reality TV, the creator economy, and the cultural moments that matter — the way you would with your most plugged-in friend. She co-hosts Like Us Pod, a RHOBH recap podcast with her sister Danielle, and has appeared as a guest on Bravo While Black, Breaking Into Hollywood with James Lott, and The Bravo Investigator. She has spoken at Comic-Con panels, film industry events, high school career days, and softball opening ceremonies, carrying the same message to every room: the ladder is real, the climb is worth it, and you don't have to look like anyone who came before you to reach the top. Erin Jones-Wesley is what happens when a Hall of Fame pitcher, a Hollywood insider, and a natural-born storyteller decide to stop waiting for permission.
$251 - $1,500
Professional Speaker | Author | TV Personality | Brand Storyteller
Leominster, Massachusetts
Ronny LeBlanc has built a career by following curiosity—and turning unconventional ideas into stories, brands, books, television, and experiences that connect with people. A bestselling author, television personality, researcher, speaker, storyteller, and marketing professional, Ronny brings together a rare combination of media experience, entrepreneurship, creativity, communication, branding, and fearless curiosity. Known to television audiences from Discovery Channel’s Expedition Bigfoot and Travel Channel’s Paranormal Caught on Camera, Ronny is the author of three books exploring Bigfoot, UFOs, consciousness, unexplained phenomena, and the mysteries that challenge our understanding of reality. But the unknown is only one part of his story. Before television, Ronny built a career in advertising, digital marketing, sales, branding, content creation, and business development. He has helped organizations tell their stories, launch ideas, build audiences, create memorable experiences, and turn attention into action. His own unconventional journey—from musician and filmmaker to marketing executive, entrepreneur, author, television personality, researcher, and professional speaker—has given him a perspective that can’t be learned from a textbook. At the center of Ronny’s talks is a simple idea: curiosity changes lives. Whether he is discussing extraordinary mysteries, personal reinvention, storytelling, marketing an idea, building an authentic personal brand, navigating change, creativity, consciousness, or finding purpose, he encourages audiences to question assumptions and recognize possibilities they may have overlooked. His philosophy can be summed up in three words: Passion. Path. Purpose. Find what genuinely excites you. Have the courage to pursue it. Then discover how your experiences—even the unexpected ones—can become part of something meaningful. Ronny’s presentations combine storytelling, humor, real-world experience, compelling visuals, audience interaction, and practical takeaways. He can take audiences deep into the forests searching for Bigfoot, behind the scenes of national television, inside the mysteries of consciousness—or into a completely different conversation about how to build a brand, sell an idea, reinvent yourself, communicate authentically, and turn curiosity into opportunity. Ronny doesn’t ask audiences to simply accept what he believes. He challenges them to think differently about what they believe is possible—for the world, their careers, their ideas, and themselves.
$5,001 - $10,000