ludo gabriele
Speaking on Men, Masculinity AND Health in a Changing World.
A grounded, non-ideological perspective on men’s health, identity, work, and fatherhood. Rooted in compassion, responsibility, and social impact.
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ABOUT
Ludo Gabriele is a corporate trainer, writer, and global speaker with over 10 years of experience shaping the conversation on men, masculinity, and men’s health, and working directly with Fortune 100 organizations.
HIGHLIGHTS
100+ Speaking engagements
10K EXECUTIVES TRAINED
30+ Top media features
SPEAKING TOPICS
Why We Should Stop Talking About Masculinity (and What to Do Instead)
A flagship keynote adapted for different audiences and occasions
The public conversation about masculinity has become polarized, abstract, and increasingly ineffective. Labels and ideology have replaced health, responsibility, and lived experience—leaving many men disengaged, silent, or misunderstood.
In this keynote, Ludo Gabriele reframes the conversation around men’s health as a more constructive and humane foundation for progress—at work, at home, and in society.
Drawing on over a decade of firsthand experience, research, and global facilitation, he offers a path forward that reduces backlash while increasing participation, accountability, and social cohesion.
Each engagement is customized to the audience, moment, and institutional context—ensuring relevance without ideological framing.
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Why the Masculinity Conversation Is Holding Gender Equity Back
An honest look at how abstraction, blame, and moralization can undermine equity goals—and how a men’s health–centered approach creates shared responsibility without defensiveness.
(Best for International Women’s Day, inclusion summits, DEI forums)
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How modern work and cultural expectations shape men as parents, partners, and caregivers—and why men’s health is central to family stability and child development.
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Responsibility Without Blame: A New Language for Men and Social Change
A deeper exploration of shame, silence, backlash, and responsibility—and how societies can engage men without polarizing or simplifying complex realities.
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"Ludo is a thought leader in strategizing how to drive the urgently needed social and narrative change on masculinity."
Gary Barker, Founder & CEO @ Equimundo
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"When it comes to masculinity and constructing a more gender equal world, Ludo is certainly a leader for leaders. "
Karl Preissner. Director - Global Equality & Inclusion, P&G
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"Ludo draws from his experiences with commitment and humility that invites optimism."
Cristina Santos - SVP Head of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Engagement at Capital Group
