Fehinti Balogun

Fehinti Balogun is an impactful and inspiring voice on diversity and inclusion, making him a highly sought-after speaker in this space. With a unique blend of personal experience and professional insight, Fehinti has built a reputation for shedding light on the challenges faced by marginalised communities, particularly within the entertainment industry. His ability to connect deeply with audiences, combined with his eloquent delivery and passion for equality, makes him the perfect candidate for any event focused on driving meaningful conversations around diversity and inclusion.

Beginning his career as a graduate of the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA), Fehinti was quickly introduced to the realities of discrimination within the acting industry. As a British-born, Nigerian-raised actor, he navigated both visible and subtle barriers that often hinder Black actors from achieving their full potential. His early work on prominent platforms such as HBO and Netflix not only demonstrated his acting talent but also positioned him as an advocate for broader representation in media, driven by his personal experiences of exclusion.

In recent years, Fehinti’s career has continued to flourish, both on-screen and off. He starred in acclaimed productions such as “I May Destroy You”, “Dune”, and “The Bastard Son and the Devil Himself”, cementing his place as a notable figure in the industry. However, it is his contributions off the screen that have truly elevated his profile as a diversity speaker. Fehinti has spoken at key global events, including the UN’s COP 26 Climate Summit and TED Countdown, while also contributing written pieces to major publications such as The New York Times, advocating for greater diversity and inclusion in all sectors.

As a speaker, Fehinti Balogun’s ability to weave personal stories with evidence-based facts makes his talks both impactful and engaging. He addresses topics like racial discrimination, the lack of representation in media, and the importance of inclusivity in the climate justice movement. His experiences, both personal and professional, allow him to offer a fresh and authentic perspective, making him one of the most highly sought-after speakers on diversity and inclusion today.