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Education Keynote Speaker

A keynote that inspires students and staff alike

Universities, colleges and edtech organizations invite Coro to connect technology, opportunity and the power of diverse perspectives.

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From convocations and Hispanic Heritage Month events to faculty and staff development, Coro inspires campus audiences with stories of ingenuity, resilience and possibility — and a clear-eyed take on technology and AI.

Institutions like Penn State, California Community Colleges and South Dakota State bring him in because Innovating with an Accent speaks to every student.

Campus engagements show the range: a virtual keynote on why diversity enriches innovation for Penn State's Innovation Economy Town Hall, a Hispanic Heritage Month talk at South Dakota State University on smartphone addiction and what it means for students, and a hands-on workshop for the Innovation Gym Labs at Tecnológico de Monterrey.

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A selection of the teams that have brought Coro to their stage.

Reasons to book Coro

  • Two decades on live TV

    Univision, CNN en Español, NBC and FOX — broadcast-quality stage presence and camera energy.

  • Never the same speech twice

    Every keynote is researched and tailored to your audience, industry and goals.

  • Trusted by 100+ organizations

    Fortune 500 ERGs and BRGs, financial institutions, universities and federal agencies.

  • In person, virtual or hybrid

    Proficient on every major platform, with production quality built over 20 years on air.

  • A keynote for your theme

    From "Innovating with an Accent" to AI — signature talks in 45-, 60- or 90-minute formats.

Education keynote: common questions

Can Coro talk to students about screen time and technology, not only diversity?
Yes. His South Dakota State University keynote, “The Digital Drug,” took on smartphone addiction and its effect on students' lives. A former cheerleader for technology, he gives students a candid look at the benefits and the costs.
Does Coro run workshops for faculty, staff or innovation labs?
Yes. He led a workshop for the Innovation Gym Labs at Tecnológico de Monterrey and has taught a multi-part workshop on AI tools for journalists. If you want something hands-on instead of a keynote, say so when you inquire.
Can a campus event be virtual or hybrid?
Yes. His Penn State Innovation Economy Town Hall keynote was virtual, with several co-sponsoring institutions and chambers involved. Coro's studio is built for streaming-quality sessions that feel live.
Is there time for student questions?
Yes. The typical engagement is a 45-minute keynote with Q&A at the end, and Coro is sometimes asked to moderate a campus panel as well.

What organizers say after booking Coro

"It was a pleasure to have you as a speaker during Hispanic Heritage Month! Your passion for innovation and the way you connect with the audience was exactly what we needed."
Krystal S.
"What an incredible presentation Ariel gave! WOW! We all enjoyed it very much!"
Eduardo M. · National Grid
"The power of humor through storytelling — Ariel does an amazing job!!! Our audience was engaged from start to finish."
C. Taylor · McAfee

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