An Asian keynote speaker with a story your whole company will feel.

In 2002 a twelve-year-old boy flew alone from Taipei to Toronto, speaking three words of English. On his first week of school he opened a lunchbox of dumplings and the class renamed him Johnny Wonton Wu. Magic was the first thing that made the other kids walk toward him instead of away. It became his language before English did.

Today Johnny Wu is a mentalist, a TEDx speaker and a keynote speaker who has performed for Google, Netflix, Amazon, Meta, Salesforce, Nike and Bulgari. He appeared on Netflix's Star Search and was profiled by London Speaker Bureau Asia. For organizations looking for an Asian keynote speaker, his story speaks to anyone who has ever carried a family's expectations into a career.

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in May, Lunar New Year celebrations, employee resource group summits and diversity conferences need a speaker who brings both a real story and a real experience. Johnny delivers both, without turning culture into a lecture. Everyone in the room, whatever their background, leaves with something to use.

Johnny grew up speaking Mandarin and can greet and work with a Mandarin-speaking audience. The keynote itself is delivered in English, in person, virtually or hybrid.