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Ed Oyama doesn't do boring keynotes. He shows up with energy, stories from over a decade of living overseas, and a gift for making complicated things feel simple.
Whether he's helping a room full of realtors finally hit record or walking a group of entrepreneurs through their first AI setup, Ed's sessions are equal parts practical and fun. Your audience won't just feel inspired. They'll walk out with something they can use the next day.
Topics Ed speaks on
Each talk can be adapted for keynotes (30-60 min), breakout sessions, or half-day workshops.
keynote
Video is the New Public Speaking
The camera is the new stage, and most people are still sitting in the audience. This talk helps your audience see video not as a marketing chore, but as the most powerful way to build trust, start conversations, and grow their business. They'll leave ready to hit record.
workshop
2 Videos in 20 Minutes
Social media for the rest of us. In this hands-on workshop, attendees go from "I don't know what to say" to two videos filmed, edited, and ready to post. All before they leave the room. No fancy equipment required. Just a phone and a willingness to try.
workshop
AI for the Rest of Us
A hands-on session where attendees set up their own AI assistant. Not in theory, but live during the session. They'll walk out with a system they'll actually use the next morning. No tech background needed. If you can send a text, you can do this.
About Ed
Ed Oyama is a video coach, speaker, and the founder of Small Business Video School, a community of 290+ members who are learning to attract clients with simple, authentic video.
Ed spent 11 years abroad raising his own salary, teaching English, and learning to tell stories that actually move people. After returning to the US, he built a video coaching business that generated $43K+ in revenue from LinkedIn alone. One video a week and a newsletter.
He's spoken at UCLA, the Asian Business Association, Palos Verdes Peninsula Chamber of Commerce, Torrance Kiwanis, and community organizations across the country. Ed lives in Los Angeles with his wife and three kids.
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