Randall Park is a renowned actor best known for his role as the patriarch of the Huang family in ABC’s hit series Fresh Off the Boat. With range spanning television, film, comedy, drama, and action, he’s also had iconic performances in WandaVision, Ant-Man and the Wasp, the Aquaman franchise, The Residence, Watson, Always Be My Maybe, The Interview, Brian and The Office.

As a keynote speaker, Park takes audiences behind the scenes of his illustrious career, offering a delightful combination of star-studded anecdotes and personal tales of overcoming adversity. He discusses storytelling, creativity, mental health, and the journey from being ignored to typecast to fully celebrated as an Asian American in Hollywood. With stories that resonate across all backgrounds, conversations with Park are perfect for colleges, corporate groups, and comic cons, especially, due to his appearances in both the Marvel and DC cinematic universes.

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Randall Park is committed to telling authentic Asian American stories on screen and expanding opportunities for representation in Hollywood. When he joined the cast of Fresh Off the Boat, there hadn’t been a network sitcom starring an Asian American family in over two decades. The show was an instant hit and ran for six seasons, proving there is a market for Asian American media and paving the way for the current boom in Asian-led entertainment we’re experiencing today.

Together with his college friends from UCLA, Park co-founded Imminent Collision, a production company specializing in comedy-forward stories from Asian American perspectives. The company inked a first-look deal with Universal Television and has several projects in the works with ABC, Hulu, HBO Max, and Amazon. The first project released under the Imminent Collision banner was Shortcomings, an adaptation of the graphic novel by Adrian Tomine and Park’s feature directorial debut.

Beyond Hollywood, Park is a vocal advocate for neurodivergent inclusivity. Motivated to help people like their daughter Ruby, who is on the autism spectrum, he and his wife Jae Suh sit on the board of KultureCity, the world’s leading non-profit for sensory accessibility and acceptance for those with invisible disabilities.

No matter the hat he’s wearing—actor, writer, director, producer, rapper, event speaker, father, husband—Randall Park uses his artistry to make the world a more welcoming and accepting place for everyone.