David Otunga
David Otunga is a Harvard Law graduate who transitioned from a successful legal career to become a WWE superstar and accomplished bodybuilder. With a passion for inspiring others, he shares his journey of resilience and ambition, empowering audiences to pursue their dreams relentlessly.
PRIMARY TOPICS
- Leadership
- Motivation & Inspiration
- Personal Growth
- Health & Wellness
- Black History Month
- Resilience
- Entrepreneurship
GETTING TO KNOW
DAVID OTUNGA
David Otunga is a multifaceted talent renowned for his achievements in law, entertainment, and athletics. Graduating from Harvard Law School, he initially made his mark as a successful attorney in a top Chicago firm before transitioning to pursue his childhood dream of professional wrestling. Rising to prominence as a World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) superstar and accomplished bodybuilder, Otunga captivated audiences with his charisma and athleticism.
Beyond his wrestling career, Otunga has showcased his versatility in various entertainment ventures, including acting roles in film and television. With a passion for inspiring others, he shares his journey from legal eagle to global icon, emphasizing the importance of resilience, ambition, and relentless pursuit of one’s dreams. As a motivational speaker, Otunga continues to empower audiences worldwide, encouraging them to unlock their full potential and strive for excellence in all endeavors.
Keynotes
Climbing Mountains to Reach Your Dreams
Even as a little boy, David Otunga knew he wanted to become an entertainer. Despite being picked on relentlessly by his peers, David never compromised his dreams and goals. Following his graduation from Harvard Law School and becoming a lawyer at one of Chicago’s top law firms, David decided to take a leap of faith and follow his dreams of becoming a professional wrestler. He turned his dreams into a reality and became a World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) superstar and body builder.
By sharing his story and transformation, David inspires audiences to set and achieve audacious goals, offering actionable strategies for success. Tailored for professional development events and corporate retreats, David’s message empowers individuals to overcome obstacles and realize their full potential in the personal and professional lives.
ORGANIZATIONAL IMPACT:
- Learn the importance of setting goals and stopping at nothing to achieve them
- Learn how no obstacles are insurmountable, so long as they have a vision and plan to work hard to overcome them, and
- Learn how to break down barriers and never settle for “no,” they can achieve their dreams.
From Self Conscious to Self Confident
In today’s rapidly evolving landscape, fostering diversity and inclusion has become an imperative for organizational success and societal progress. Amidst the backdrop of movements like Black Lives Matter and heightened awareness of social issues, it’s paramount for corporations to cultivate environments where diversity is not just acknowledged, but celebrated.
Drawing from his own journey as a biracial man navigating the complexities of American society, David shares personal anecdotes and insights that resonate with professionals at all levels. From overcoming adversity to achieving success as an Ivy League graduate, corporate attorney, and professional athlete, David’s story serves as a compelling narrative of resilience, determination, and the transformative power of unity.
This keynote is an ideal choice for corporate events commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, observing Black History Month, or seeking to deepen understanding of diversity-related issues. Through David’s inspiring message of unity and tolerance, corporations can empower their employees to embrace diversity as a catalyst for innovation, collaboration, and organizational excellence.
ORGANIZATIONAL IMPACT:
- Learn the power of stereotypes and how they can harmful to all people
- Learn how to properly address difficult conversations and handle confrontations regarding sensitive subjects, and
- Learn how to identify racial fatigue and “microagressions.”
