Professor William Lez Henry (PhD) is a passionate and engaging speaker who delivers various forms of training and educational interventionist work to individuals, public and private sector organisations both nationally and internationally. Some of his most popular areas include consultancy; managing equity and diversity in the workplace; peer mentoring; life coaching; academic supervision; and educational empowerment sessions in schools, colleges, Pupil Referral Units, Prisons and Youth Offending Teams. 

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An accomplished motivator, Professor Henry uses his diverse skills and lived experiences to build capacity as he assists in the social, cultural and political development of others in various arenas and settings. Professor Henry is a regular contributor on mainstream news and current affairs programs on issues that affect global majority communities within and beyond the UK. He regularly features on several television and radio documentaries and has worked as an expert witness on African-Caribbean culture.

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​Professor Henry has written and published extensively on many of the concerns of the African Diaspora in the UK and beyond, on whiteness, youth violence and educational exclusion. He is highly experienced in the delivery of sessions and workshops on: ‘equity and diversity’, ‘conscious and unconscious bias’ and ‘structural and systemic racism’ within working and educational environments.

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​​Professor Henry is highly adaptable, able to meet the needs of varied audiences. Driven and determined, Professor Henry dedicates ample time to research and self-improvement. Using his passion for lifelong learning, and unlearning, he is constantly developing and improving his knowledge, skills to maintain his position as a globally renowned, first-rate public speaker in an ever-changing world.