Straight from social media, streaming shows, and top news outlets, host the biggest campus speakers & headliners in pop culture in person or via a virtual event. They captivate audiences by sharing a relevant yet creative perspective.
Ben Nemtin
<p>#1 <em>New York Times </em>bestselling author Ben Nemtin is one of the world’s most sought-after motivational speakers, recognized by Global Gurus as a Top 5 Motivational Speaker in the World. </p><p>He co-created The Buried Life movement after a struggle with depression inspired him and three friends to make the world’s greatest bucket list, borrow a rickety RV, and set out across North America to achieve seemingly impossible dreams while helping complete strangers achieve theirs.
T.J. Holmes
<p>T. J. Holmes is an ABC News anchor/correspondent. Joining ABC in December of 2014, he reports for all the network's broadcasts and platforms. Primarily, Holmes contributes daily to <i>Good Morning America</i>, the most-watched network morning news show. His experience, personality and unique storytelling were a good fit to GMA's blend of breaking news, in-depth reporting, and family-focused fun. </p>
Michael Carbonaro
<p>Michael Carbonaro has performed over 500 comically perplexing and improbable feats of magic on his hit TV series, The Carbonaro Effect on truTV. Now, he is taking his show on the road for his live show, Michael Carbonaro…Live!</p>
Michael "Killer Mike" Render
<p>Michael Render aka Killer Mike - a nickname he received for 'killing the microphone' - is a Grammy award-winning rapper and actor who is making waves in the political arena for his gripping commentary on ongoing social issues confronting America.
Nyle DiMarco
<p>An influential leader and ambassador for the Deaf and Disabled communities which make up the largest minority in America, Nyle DiMarco inspires audiences to challenge assumptions, lead with purpose, and pursue their goals—no matter the obstacles. </p><p>As co-director of the Apple Original Films documentary <em>Deaf President Now!,</em> Nyle DiMarco made history leading a production with more than 40 Deaf crew members, redefining what authentic representation looks like in film.