Carrie Diaz is a motivational keynote speaker, corporate event host and award-winning entrepreneur who helps organizations turn complex environmental issues into something audiences can understand and connect over.

She brings a distinctly different voice to sustainability conversations. Her innovative work in Los Angeles includes, the first-of-its-kind, bee museum pop-up and event space that explores the hidden world of honey bees to make STEM and pollinator advocacy relevant and personal—even for the most bee-averse visitors. Her first traveling installation has welcomed more than 7,500 in-person visitors and reached more than two million people online, connecting science with storytelling and delivering immersive experiences to schools, conferences, corporate on-sites and communities. Her speaking topics offer more than bee-advocacy and delve into resilience, leadership, wellness and individual capacity to create change.

Carrie’s work supports organizations looking to bring expertise to ESG events, sustainability initiatives, employee engagement, STEM education, and community programs. She is a host for brands and partners including IKEA Burbank, Warner Bros., Apple Campus, Burbank Eco-Campus, The Farm at Fairplex, Girl Scouts of the USA, the Boys & Girls Club and has been featured by NPR, KTLA, the Los Angeles Times, and the American Bee Journal.