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At Harry Walker we're helping organizations execute successful virtual engagements every day. We have over 70 years experience working with the highest-caliber speakers, and we know how to bring our leading voices to you virtually in ways that are tailored to your organization, dynamic, and tech-glitch-free.
I also have the expertise to help with:
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PLATFORMS whether Zoom, Google, Vimeo, or countless others, we know the strengths and features of each
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FORMAT, INTERACTION, and GRAPHICS from chat features, to small-format live Q+A, to screen sharing presentations, to adding titles
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A/V EQUIPMENT + SET-UP best practices for lighting, video and audio
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PRODUCTION everything from shipping equipment kits, to providing remote or on-site technician producers, to rehearsals and back up recordings
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PRIDE MONTH PROGRAMMING IDEAS:
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One of the 20th century's most respected and influential people, King is a leader in and beyond the world of sports, who provides empowering and actionable lessons on leadership, equality, and finding your purpose, even in the most challenging of circumstances.
King has been sought-out for multiple, creative virtual programs from major company conferences to non-profit galas, providing bold inspiration and keen insight into resiliency, finding creative outlets, and the kind of leadership the world needs most right now. She's engaged in a virtual fireside chat at the Salesforce World Tour event on responsible and inclusive leadership, led a History at Home lesson for the History Channel, and much more.
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TAN FRANCE: Star of the Emmy-Winning Netflix hit Queer Eye
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A king of virtual content, Tan is sought-out to host virtual events, lead discussions, and share his quarantine tips on a near daily basis. Some of Tan's recent virtual engagements include: Participating in GLSEN's Virtual Day of Silence Rally for LGBTQ+ visibility, hosting a Mother's Day brunch on IGTV for KitchenAid, providing a five-minute tutorial on getting camera-ready for Elle, and so much more. Tan's digital YouTube series Dressing Funny, was nominated for a 2020 Webby Award.
A beacon of acceptance and radical compassion, Tan's New York Times bestselling memoir, Naturally Tan, reveals what it was like to grow up gay in a traditional South Asian family, as one of the few people of color in South Yorkshire, England. With his trademark wit, humor, and empathy, Tan shares empowering lessons on diversity and inclusion, and what it takes to break down barriers to foster human connection and acceptance.
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CHELLA MAN: YouTube Icon, Model, Artist, and Activist
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Renowned for his personal documentation of his experience in gender transition, Chella is celebrated for his motto "be your own representation." As a deaf, genderqueer, Chinese, and Jewish individual, Chella found he didn’t have role models to look up to, and so he became a voice and a true representation for himself and for others. His TED Talk, "Becoming Him," offers an empowering investigation of gender, identity, race and disability.
With over 290K subscribers and many millions of views on his YouTube videos, Chella knows how to engage virtual audiences, and has been sought-out for a virtual moderated conversation for Penn State's Pride Month Programming, shared "5 things to do at home" during quarantining, and is using his platform to support the homeless LGBTQ+ community amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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ADAM RIPPON: Olympic Figure Skater, Artist and Activist
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LENA WAITHE: Emmy Award-Winning Writer, Producer and Actor
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PHILLIP PICARDI: Award-Winning Journalist and Editor of them., Teen Vogue and Allure
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Dubbed "The Prince of Condé Nast" by The New York Times, Picardi is best known for his role in helping to re-brand and reinvigorate Teen Vogue. Under his leadership, the digital audience of Teen Vogue grew 6-fold, and the magazine grew into a symbol of "the resistance," with Picardi developing editorial, video, and cover concepts that became some of the most talked about content on the internet. Picardi went on to launch a community-driven platform for LGBTQ+ youth called them., and was then tapped to re-brand and relaunch Out Magazine, the largest and most influential publication for the queer and trans community.
Recently, Picardi was sought-out for a virtual conversation with Megan Rapinoe on Reset The Table about social injustice and activism. In conversation he delves into his career journey, the need for increased ethics in our workplaces, and the importance of young people using their voices to improve corporate culture, and more.
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