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Tristan brings the house down with their wisdom, love, earnest drive for change, modeling, and highly skilled facilitation and teaching. Their work is truly transformational. We’ve learned so much about how to deeply engage in solidarity through their counsel.

— Casey Carroll, co-owner and creative director, BWB

Speaking Topics

LGBTQ+ Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

  • Trans & Non-binary 101

  • Pronouns & Inclusive Language 101

  • Unpacking “Safe” Spaces & Creating Safer Spaces

  • The Spectrum of Allyship & Allyship in Action

  • Privilege, Intersectionality, & Sharing Power

  • Harm, Repair, & Accountability

  • Supporting Trans Youth & Friends in Transition

  • Creating Affirming, Inclusive Communities & Workplaces

I am a regular guest on podcasts, and I speak, facilitate workshops, and educate on a variety of subjects.

Conscious Marketing

  • Sustainable Content Creation

  • Making your Marketing Easeful & Aligned

  • Creating High-impact Contet

  • Being of Service & Building Community

  • Unpacking Privilege & Positionality in our Marketing

  • Moving Beyond Instagram & Creating a Marketing Ecosystem

  • Discovering our Voice

  • Integrating our Values in our Marketing & Messaging

Listen to a recent interview:

Articles & Features

  • We can create “safer” spaces for trans and non-binary people in yoga spaces. Here’s how.

    Published May 24, 2022

    READ ARTICLE

  • These creators, innovators, and disruptors are shaking up the way we look at, talk about, and practice yoga.

    Published October 26, 2021

    READ ARTICLE

Short documentary interview: Gender Affirming Care, it saves more lives than you would think.

Made by Ani Ceccacci in Royal Oak, Michigan as part of a CSPAN StudentCam Competition, in association with PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs. January 2025.

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Media Assets

Headshots (click for high resolution download): photos by Blake Robertshaw

Bios & Links

long bio.

Tristan Katz (they/he) is a business consultant, marketing strategist, and equity-inclusion facilitator with a lifelong commitment to human rights and justice. Their work is rooted in an intersectional, anti-oppression lens that integrates decades of study into culturally competent marketing and LGBTQ+ Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) consulting. Tristan supports individuals and organizations in aligning their values with their messaging, cultivating practices that prioritize authenticity, solidarity, and sustainability over performance and perfectionism.

Tristan has had the honor of collaborating with authors, educators, movement leaders, and culture-makers—folks whose work shapes consciousness and community. Their clients often lead the way in access and inclusion across industries, with audiences of 20k+ and features in outlets like NPR, The New York Times, NBC, and USA Today..

Beyond their work with individuals, Tristan has consulted with institutions like Stanford University, HubSpot, Portland Public Schools, Port of Portland, and Williston Northampton School to help build more affirming, values-aligned practices across departments and teams.

Tristan currently serves as COO and Director of Programming at Fruition Growth Network, a platform supporting solopreneurs and small businesses with accessible education, coaching, and community.

A longtime student—and occasional teacher—of yoga, Tristan has completed over 1,000 hours of training and was recognized by Yoga Journal as one of fifteen game-changers in 2021. He also served on the Board of Directors for Accessible Yoga until its dissolution in 2024, supporting its mission of expanding access to yoga for marginalized communities.

At the heart of their work is a commitment to conscious, justice-oriented marketing—centering relationship over transaction, storytelling over selling, and action over performance. Tristan believes our marketing can be a vehicle for cultural change when rooted in truth, care, and accountability.

short bio.

Tristan Katz (they/he) is a business consultant, conscious marketing strategist, and equity-inclusion facilitator with a lifelong commitment to human rights and justice. Tristan supports individuals and organizations in aligning their values with their messaging through an intersectional, anti-oppression lens. Tristan’s work centers authenticity, relationship, and accessibility, and they’ve collaborated with authors, educators, and cultural leaders as well as organizations like Stanford University, HubSpot, Portland Public Schools, and Port of Portland. Currently, Tristan serve as COO and Director of Programming at Fruition Growth Network. He is also a longtime yoga student, Yoga Journal game-changer (2021), and former board member of Accessible Yoga. At the core of everything Tristan offers is the belief that marketing can be a tool for connection, truth-telling, and cultural change—not just sales.

links.

EVENTS: https://www.katz-creative.com/events

ARTICLES: https://www.katz-creative.com/articles

FREE RESOURCES: https://www.katz-creative.com/free-resources

INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/tristankatzcreative

PODCAST: https://www.joinfruition.com/podcast

PLATFORM: https://www.joinfruition.com/