Danni Suzuki is a international speaker and has taken the TED talk stage four times, captivating audiences with her charisma, engaging presence, and life stories that provoke deep reflections on the value of the human being in a constantly changing world. With a digital presence that exceeds 6 million followers, Danni has given lectures in Japan, Portugal, and Angola, using her influence not only to promote brands but to ignite a collective awakening around global causes. Her dedication as a social activist, with over 25 years of experience and her own projects since 2000, is a testament to her commitment to social transformation. Recently, she has focused on supporting refugee children, a theme at the heart of her upcoming documentary filmed in the Middle East and on the border between Venezuela and Brazil.

 

Danni has also expanded her career as a successful filmmaker, with her film "Pulso" being acclaimed at international festivals, winning awards in categories such as Best Film, Direction, and Screenplay. As a presenter, her work on "The Voice Brasil" and the "Tribos" program on Multishow, where she interacted with more than 150 urban and cultural tribes, has added unparalleled richness to her perspective on diversity and inclusion.

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In her talks, Danni Suzuki challenges the audience to reflect on the delicate balance between technological advancement and the preservation of humanity. With sensitivity and assertiveness, she explores how authentic human interactions can coexist and thrive in a digitalized world, transforming technology into a tool for enhancing experiences without compromising the genuine connections that make us human.

Her powerful insights promise not only to inspire but also to stimulate new perspectives on how we can, together, keep humanity at the center of all innovations.

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