Aaron Golub

Aaron Golub is a professional speaker, entrepreneur, and consultant. He became the first legally blind Division One athlete to play in a game when he played football at Tulane University.

He started his journey as a speaker in high school. Golub was asked to go on "Good Morning America" when he committed to play football at Tulane, and he knew immediately that he had a message that would impact millions. This experience threw him in the deep end at 17 years old. Since then, he has traveled the world sharing his message.

Golub leaves organizations and teams with both strategies to create true change but also with impactful insights that will allow them to rethink their past beliefs. Golub is never one and done, he is there by your side to help you implement and act accordingly.

He works in a speaking, workshop, and consulting manner. Whether you want Golub to come in for a keynote, breakout sessions, day-long workshop, or longer-term consulting, he has a structure for all.

Golub’s biggest accomplishment and what he is most proud of is when he was named a team captain of the Tulane Football Team and went on to become an NFL free agent.

Successful organizations and companies like Pinterest, Deloitte, PlayFly Sports, Evolution Mining, and many other events and teams invest in him regularly.

He has appeared on Good Morning America, as well a been in CBS, NBC, Sports Illustrated, The New York Times, Entrepreneur, NPR and many others.