Who Are The Top Asian Keynote Speakers in Canada?
Asian Heritage Month, also known as Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Month, is a time to recognize the contributions and stories of Asian communities across Canada and beyond. It’s also a reminder to event planners that the diverse voices we bring to the stage matter. Are you at meeting planner looking to create events that transforms audiences? Booking speakers who share diverse experiences and perspectives can leave a lasting impression. This month, we’re spotlighting three top Asian keynote speakers—Alfredo Tan, Harnarayan Singh, and Chau Lui—whose stories of leadership, resilience, and innovation are resonating with audiences everywhere.
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Asian Keynote Speakers for Asian Heritage Month and Beyond
Alfredo Tan: Chief Digital & Information Officer, Canada Goose
Leading Through Innovation and Change
Alfredo Tan is a name that commands respect in the world of technology, business, and leadership. A former executive at companies like Facebook and WestJet, and now the CEO of one of Canada’s leading organizations, Alfredo knows firsthand what it takes to lead through transformation.
His keynotes offer more than leadership tips—they explore how digital disruption, innovation, and inclusivity shape the future of organizations. With a background rooted in technology and a passion for building resilient teams, Alfredo shares insights that help businesses adapt to change while staying true to their core values.
Why audiences love him: Alfredo’s storytelling is practical, thoughtful, and inspiring. He connects big ideas to real-world strategies, offering audiences a blueprint for leadership in a fast-changing world.
Harnarayan Singh: Commentator, Hockey Night in Canada
Paving the Road for DEI in Sports Media
Harnarayan Singh’s story is one of perseverance, passion, and representation. Best known as the voice of Hockey Night in Canada: Punjabi Edition, Harnarayan made history as the first Punjabi-speaking commentator to call an NHL game. His journey from a small-town boy in Alberta to a national sports broadcasting icon is a testament to resilience and breaking barriers.
On stage, Harnarayan shares powerful lessons about inclusion, finding your voice, and pushing through moments of doubt and resistance. His talks are filled with heartfelt moments, humor, and lessons that resonate across industries—from sports to corporate leadership.
Why audiences love him: Harnarayan’s genuine warmth, humility, and perseverance shine through every story he tells. He reminds audiences that representation matters—and that success often means creating your own path when no one else has paved it for you.
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Chau Lui: Co-Owner, Paris Jewellers and Customer Experience Expert
When Brand Authenticity Hits Close to Home
As the co-owner of Paris Jewellers, Chau Lui has built one of Canada’s most beloved retail brands, all while staying deeply connected to her Vietnamese-Canadian heritage.
Chau’s keynote topics blend entrepreneurship, leadership, and the immigrant experience—showing audiences what it means to build a business grounded in family values, community connection, and a relentless drive for excellence.
From facing the challenges of growing a national brand to leading with authenticity, Chau’s insights are especially impactful for audiences looking to foster resilience, create meaningful impact, and lead with purpose.
Why audiences love her: Chau’s keynotes feel personal and empowering. She brings a fresh, relatable perspective to entrepreneurship and leadership, making her an ideal speaker for corporate events, women’s leadership conferences, and community celebrations.
Watch Chau Lui in Conversation
ICYMI: Chau Lui and her team at Paris Jewellers designed the PWHL Championship rings. Check it out here!
Why Representation on Stage Matters
Celebrating Asian Heritage Month is an important reminder, but these voices belong on stages year-round. Alfredo Tan, Harnarayan Singh, and Chau Lui enrich every audience they touch because of the universal lessons they offer in resilience, innovation and community. When event organizers choose speakers who reflect a diversity of experiences, they don’t just create memorable moments. They help audiences see new possibilities for themselves, their organizations, and their communities.
Planning an event and looking to inspire lasting change? These top Asian-American keynote speakers deliver far more than just a great talk—they spark conversations that stay with audiences long after the event is over.
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