Want a keynote that blends expert insights with humor and heart? Kim Crowder is the one. Crowder is a globally recognized expert on courageous leadership, inclusion, and workplace culture. With over a decade of experience, she transforms organizations into hubs of innovation and inclusivity. As a trained singer and musical theatre performer, Crowder is known for singing mid-keynote (yes, really!), and captivating her audience with energy and authenticity.

Her expertise has been featured in The New York Times, CNN, NBC News, Business Insider, and Forbes. Crowder’s work spans industries, with clients including Adobe, HarperCollins, Sono Bello, University of Michigan, the American Library Association, and more, providing actionable tools that leaders can implement today.

Audiences experience the full emotional spectrum—laughter, aha moments, and even tears in their eyes. As one attendee noted, “Your presentation was the highlight of my experience—so insightful and energizing, I’ll be talking about it for a long time.”

Kim Crowder is a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt and Six Sigma Leadership powerhouse who has been featured by Forbes several times, where she was named an Anti-Racism Educator Your Company Needs Now.

She is a member of the MIT Technology Review Global Panel, the HRD Global Advisory Board, and For(bes) The Culture, and has been seen in The New York Times, Business Insider, Katie Couric Media, Monster.com, on Cheddar News, LinkedIn News Live, and heard on Hubspot's The Growth Show Podcast.

Expect laughter, lightbulb moments, and a bit of music when Crowder takes the stage. Participants will leave with practical strategies to foster courageous cultures and lead through change. Ready to create an unforgettable experience and bring bold change to your event? Book Kim Crowder for a keynote where leadership meets fun, courage meets action, and impact lasts long after the event ends.

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