Eboné Bell is a keynote speaker, facilitator, and event host who helps organizations create environments where people feel they belong. Her work focuses on allyship, civil discourse, and leadership that centers empathy and action.

Eboné founded Tagg Magazine, an award-winning national publication that amplified LGBTQ+ women's voices for over a decade, and the Tagg Scholarship Fund supporting queer women of color in higher education. Forbes named her an "Inspiring Black Entrepreneur Changing Our World", and her work has been recognized by the LGBTQ+ DC Chamber of Commerce and Rainbow History Project.

Eboné has spoken at hundreds of institutions including Microsoft, Deloitte, Penn State, and World Pride, where she recently served as mainstage host for the Human Rights Conference. Eboné is also a professional voiceover artist whose work spans commercials, internal branding, audiobooks, and live events, with clients including the NBA, AT&T, United Airlines, Veradigm, and Grand Valley State University.

Eboné translates complex topics about diversity and inclusion into accessible conversations that move people to action. She guides participants with humor and transparency, helping them examine how they show up in their communities. Drawing on storytelling, interactive dialogue, and practical frameworks, she equips people to approach difficult conversations with empathy while building cultures where individuals feel seen, heard, and valued.

Audiences leave Eboné's sessions with specific strategies for becoming better allies, tools for facilitating civil discourse in their own spaces, and confidence to engage in conversations they previously avoided.

Book Eboné to bring clarity, connection, and purpose-driven dialogue to your organisation.