An Asian magician and mentalist who brings the keynote and the show.

There are many magicians and many keynote speakers. There are very few Asian magicians who deliver a real keynote, with a TEDx talk behind it, and also perform at the level that Google, Netflix and Bulgari book for their own events. Johnny Wu is one of them.

He picked up magic after moving alone from Taipei to Toronto at twelve, when it was the only language he had. Two decades later he has performed for Jamie Foxx, Jessica Alba, Magic Johnson, Paris Hilton and Taylor Swift, read minds for Kris Jenner and Maye Musk, and appeared on Netflix's Star Search.

For AAPI Heritage Month, Lunar New Year celebrations and Asian American employee resource groups, Johnny brings representation without a lecture: a performer who looks like part of the audience, tells a story many of them lived, and then fools everyone in the room equally. He grew up speaking Mandarin and can greet a Mandarin-speaking audience.

For general corporate conferences, the same keynote simply works. The story is specific, the message is universal. See the Asian keynote speaker page for the heritage month format.