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Speaking
Lachi is a dynamic, outspoken speaker and performer using music, fashion and storytelling to amplify identity culture and pride. She's also the go-to voice for accessibility and disability awareness in the Music and Live Entertainment Industry.
Well-established in the industry, Lachi collaborates with renowned figures and brands, national firms and nonprofits to offer game-changing discussions on narrative change and cultural impact. Her powerful story serves as a source of motivation for others. |
Inclusion, Accessibility and Culture
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Each presentation captures the engaging, story-telling Lachi is known for, and is tailored to the specific audience or hosting organization's program, from keynotes to keynote concerts. Highlighting lived experience, Lachi has spoken on Inclusion, Accessibility and Work Culture to intimate think-tanks and large audiences, has moderated panel discussions, hosted ceremonies, and produced video performances for numerous major firms, NGOs, universities and national non-profits including The Kennedy Center, The White House (OPE), United Nations, FOX Corp, Amazon, Google, Target, CNBC, NYU, Julliard, and more.
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SOME CLIENTS & COLLABORATORS
Accessibility and Inclusion in Arts and Entertainment
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Founder/CEO of award winning organization RAMPD (a platform equipping the Music Industry with inclusive tools and practices while connecting the industry to a directory of accredited music professionals with disabilities), Lachi is known as the go-to voice on disability and accessibility in the music and live entertainment industries.
Elected as a Recording Academy Board Governor, in 2022 Lachi serves on numerous industry boards and advocates for diverse music professionals and creators, from policy to visibility. Weather through public speaking, keynote performances, leading public calls to action or private consultations, Lachi infuses her advocacy from the lens of intersectionality.. From best-practices, to etiquette workshops, to discussions on culture and equity, to performances and social activations, Lachi engages with major production houses, labels, publishers, corporate music firms and arts foundations to heighten the necessary conversation of Disability representation in mainstream culture. |
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