Karamo Brown draws on his experience as the executive leader of a 100+ person production team behind his nationally syndicated talk show "Karamo," as well as his background in social services and cultural transformation, to explore what it really takes to keep teams motivated, connected, and thriving—even in times of uncertainty and change.
With his signature warmth and honesty, Karamo shares the strategies he uses to build a strong workplace culture rooted in empathy, accountability, and transparency. He speaks to the growing importance of mental health at work and how leaders must prioritize emotional wellness alongside performance if they want to drive sustainable success. From innovative uses of technology to foster connection and productivity, to leading with vulnerability and intention, Karamo equips organizations with actionable tools to boost morale, strengthen communication, and create environments where people feel seen, valued, and empowered to do their best work. This keynote is ideal for companies looking for a roadmap for navigating change, burnout, or the evolving demands of today’s workforce.
As a co-founder and activist of numerous organizations, Karamo Brown knows how to raise awareness about causes close to his heart, and how to organize other, like-minded individuals to do the same. In this inspiring speech, Brown speaks on the importance of giving back, the power we all have to do so, and the specific steps we can all take to organize, raise awareness, and bring about positive change.
A counselor and psychotherapist, Karamo Brown spent nearly two decades helping people recognize their own PTSS, identify the traumas they stem from, and learn to confront and grow from difficult experiences. In an entertaining and digestible way, Karamo utilizes his clinical background – combined with his unique life experiences – to show audiences how to have the difficult conversations with themselves so they can begin to have the difficult conversations with others.
Whether as an openly gay man, a black man, a Christian, a single father, a business leader, or reality television personality, Karamo Brown has discovered that the many facets of his identity are the key to his success. In this speech, Karamo shares his methods and ensures that – corporate and collegiate audiences alike – are able to recognize and utilize their own different identities.
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