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Jennifer Eberhardt
MacArthur "Genius" Grant Recipient
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Helena Morrissey
Financier & Diversity Advocate
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Ruth E. Carter
Academy Award-Nominated Costume Designe; Best Known for Her Work on "Selma" & Marvel's "Black Panther"
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Melissa Harris-Perry
Award-winning Author and Former MSNBC Television Host
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Ahmed Salah
World-renowned human rights advocate & author
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Ina Fried
Veteran technology journalist and producer of the annual Code/Mobile conference
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Kathleen Kelly Janus
Social entrepreneur, author and lecturer at Stanford University
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Wes Moore
Former White House Fellow and Youth Advocate
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Gillian Thomas
Senior Staff Attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union Women’s Rights Project
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David Mixner
Human Rights Activist
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Mario Armstrong
NBC Today Show Correspondent
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Sarah McBride
Transgender Rights Activist & National Press Secretary, The Human Rights Campaign
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Leah Gilliam
VP of Education, Strategy & Innovation, Girls Who Code
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Dave Archambault
Former Tribal Chairman of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe
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Charles Kaiser
Author
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David France
Director of Oscar-nominated documentary "How to Survive a Plague"
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Kevin Allen
Author and Renowned Business Expert
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Jennifer Finney Boylan
New York Times Columnist & Transgender Rights Pioneer
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Patricia Bosworth
Contributing Editor, Vanity Fair
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Dikgang Moseneke
South African Judge
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Ryan Williams and Porter Braswell
Co-Founders of Jopwell
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Maggie Anderson
Co-Founder and CEO of the The Empowerment Experiment
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Kierna Mayo
Senior Vice President of Content and Brands, Interactive One, inc.
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April Ryan
White House Correspondent
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Tarell Alvin McCraney
ACADEMY AWARD WINNER
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Rodney Hines
Director of U.S. Social Impact, Starbucks
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Elaine Welteroth
Editor in Chief, Teen Vogue
Diversity Speakers
Chartwell’s expert Diversity Speakers draw on their personal experience of adversity to talk passionately about overcoming prejudice, championing individual rights and celebrating individuality. Inspiring others in their quest to see the end of inequality for all, these fearless campaigners are all influencing policy and minds on issues of race and gender in speeches written to educate, inform and motivate key decision-makers at all levels of government and society, Chartwell’s Diversity Speakers present on the issues, changes and events that matter.
Our speakers are available for global corporate events, conferences, award ceremonies and keynotes. View the list of experienced speakers below for full details of the talented personalities available through Chartwell Speakers. We welcome your questions about any of our speakers, so please do contact us for more information or to discuss unique ideas suited to your particular event brief.
