/// The engineer who speaks
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Lighting the way for the next generation of technologists with radical candor, vulnerability, and authenticity.
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/// About Anthony
Anthony D. Mays is a public speaker, DEI consultant, writer, tech career coach, and software engineer of over 25 years experience.
A former abuse victim and foster kid from Compton who taught himself how to code at age 8, he has received numerous awards for his work in the tech industry and has worked with many organizations and Fortune 500 companies.
Mays is known for weaving his inspirational story of perseverance into rich conversations about inclusion in tech.
Now a full-time founder, consultant, and career coach at Morgan Latimer Consulting, he works with candidates and companies to improve representation in tech through coaching, advising, and consulting.
Keynotes &
Workshops
All talks The Upside of Fear: Transforming Imposter Syndrome into Strength
Learn how to leverage imposter syndrome to drive better execution and excellence.
10 Things I Hate About Diversity & Inclusion (And What To Do About It)
Let’s talk about why the work of diversity, equity, and inclusion isn’t as glamourous as it seems. We can do better.
How to Harness Trauma to Defy Expectations
Three principles that teach you how to break the status quo and achieve the unexpected.
The Art of Technical Interviewing
Workshop series teaching you how to prepare for technical interviews competently and confidently. For all experience levels.
Share Your Narrative: Using Your Story to Fuel Inclusion
A tested framework for empowering employees to participate in the work of inclusion across all backgrounds.
Doing Hard Stuff: A Six-Step Strategy for Solving Any Problem
Learn how to tackle any problem using a consistent set of behaviors and strategies.
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/// Testimonials
“Anthony was thought-provoking, inspiring, powerful, and gracious. People really seemed to gravitate toward his candor and openness. We have only received the most positive of comments about him.”
— Anonymous, Alter Domus
“I am already getting pings from folks who thoroughly enjoyed tuning in.”
“I got goosebumps at times.”
“Your speech gave me chills, well done brother!”
“Authentic, genuine and introspective are the words that come to mind.”
Articles
Visit the blogIf you are a black person in America, then you are probably familiar with the concept of the “Black Tax.” It’s the axiom that states black people must work harder than their counterparts to achieve si
The Internship The summer of 2001, I found myself in a hotel conference suite hearing from a successful black businessman named Brian Morton share his career experience. Sitting in a room with 40 or s
I’m just a software engineer, not a movie reviewer. If you’re looking for an expert critique of Ryan Coogler’s hugely successful big-budget blockbuster, Black Panther, you have come to the wrong place
