ADRIANNE.

GLOBAL KEYNOTE SPEAKER · BALLROOM DANCER
RUNNER · PHILANTHROPIST

ADRIANNE HASLET HAS SPENT
HER LIFE IN MOTION.

A professional ballroom dancer, global keynote speaker, competitive runner and philanthropist, she has spoken on stages around the world and reached more than 18 million people through her TED Talk. She has earned two honorary doctorates and fought to change access in para athletics and prosthetic care. Her work has taken her from ballrooms to starting lines, classrooms to global stages, and she’s nowhere near finished.

PROFESSIONAL
BALLROOM DANCER.

RETURNING TO THE FLOOR.

Adrianne began dancing as a child and went on to build a career as a professional ballroom dancer, moving across the country to train and compete at the highest level. For years, the ballroom was home. Now, after more than a decade away from competitive dance, she’s returning to the floor.

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Adrianne Haslet performing ballroom dance

GLOBAL KEYNOTE
SPEAKER.

“MOST END WITH APPLAUSE. THIS ONE ENDED IN AWE.”

For more than a decade, Adrianne has taken the stage around the world, from diversity training at NASA to audiences in Kenya and Nepal to packed arenas of 18,000. Her TED Talk has reached more than 18 million people, and her work has put her alongside world leaders, global organizations and some of the biggest names in business and culture. She doesn’t simply tell a story. She changes the room.

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RUNNER.

SHE FOUGHT FOR A PLACE AT THE STARTING LINE.
THEN SHE WON.

Adrianne spent six years fighting for a competitive division for para athletes at the Boston Marathon, then lined up in the very division she helped create, finishing fourth. Two months later, she raced the B.A.A. 10K and won. She celebrated at Cheers by filling her winner’s trophy with Sam Adams, a fitting nod to the Super Bowl commercial she’d once starred in alongside Red Sox legend David Ortiz.

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Adrianne Haslet celebrating with a race trophy

PHILANTHROPIST.

SHE DOESN’T JUST USE HER PLATFORM. SHE GETS TO WORK.

Adrianne learned early that showing up mattered. At fourteen, she spent a summer helping build homes in Tijuana, years before she had a public platform to use. Since then, she has turned visibility into action: advocating for access to prosthetic care, fighting for equity in para athletics, supporting organizations serving people in crisis, and showing up wherever her voice can help move something forward. From the halls of Washington to hospitals in Nepal, she believes a platform is most useful when you actually do something with it.

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