Alex Santos Murry
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Advisory & Speaking

Photo credit: University College Dublin, Colby College, Audencia Business School
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I believe that intersectionality is the foundation of authentic change work when it comes to breaking down barriers, opening up doors, and genuinely supporting communities. I have served in key advisory roles around these topics throughout my career. It is a personal passion of mine and a thread you can see across all of my creative, corporate, and public work. 

As a trained artist and writer, I learned empathy and understanding. In my undergraduate years, I focused on cultural analysis and political strategy. As a public affairs and media professional, I honed a skillset in identifying the needs of underserved communities and managing stakeholders at every level. And as an international MBA graduate, I bring global insight to intercultural work and meaningful social impact.

These experiences are deeply important to me and define the work I do above all else. While I wear many creative hats, I am also a builder and strategist: I am passionate about creating accessible structures, effecting operational growth, and making things--whether it's a piece of writing or a brand new corporate division--that drive change where it's most needed.
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Through a combination of lived experience, an early start in public service, scholarly work centered on inclusion and identity, and a career rooted in accessibility, I bring a unique expertise in thoughtful change management.  

​Strategic work includes: 
  • Thought partnership 
  • ​Diversity, equity & inclusion 
  • Organizational change management
  • Inclusive content strategy
  • Outreach strategy
  • Political strategy
  • Community engagement
  • Partnerships
  • Sponsorships
  • Fundraising
  • Business development
  • Executive advisory around issues of social impact and representation​​
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I am always open to virtual and in-person speaking opportunities. Since 2009, I have spoken on panels for students, faculty, administrators, and professionals on the subjects of inclusion, social justice, and intersectional approaches to leadership. 

Speaking engagements include:
  • United Nations International School (New York City, USA)
  • Colby College (Maine, USA)
  • University College Dublin (Dublin, Ireland)
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