Emmy Award-Winning, Multi-Platinum Artist, Songwriter, and Activist whose Music Embodies Empowerment, Hope, and Resilience

Rachel Platten is the first captivated the world with her breakout anthem “Fight Song”—an enduring cultural touchstone that topped charts globally and inspired movements. Now, “Fight Song” has surpassed 3 billion streams and reached Diamond status (10 million sold), becoming one of just 206 songs ever to do so, and placing Rachel among only 24 solo women in history to achieve Diamond certification.

With the recent release of Fight Song (Rachel’s Version), Rachel has launched a landmark new chapter—reimagining her most iconic Wildfire songs with renewed depth and resonance. The project features the undeniable anthem “Fight Song,” the long-awaited, never before released fan favorite “Begin Again” (originally heard on Pretty Little Liars), and rare live recordings, commemorating this era’s 10-year anniversary while celebrating Rachel reclaiming ownership of her masters.

You may recognize Chuck Ingoglia, MSW, as the President and CEO of The National Council for Mental Wellbeing.

As behavioral healthcare enters a defining era shaped by AI, data intelligence, and interoperability, few people have a clearer view of where the industry is headed — and what it will take to get there.

Chuck leads the National Council’s efforts to ensure access to comprehensive, high-quality care for individuals living with mental illness and addiction. With more than 25 years of experience, he plays a central role in national policy advocacy on the issues that matter most to your organization — parity, healthcare reform, and expanding access to treatment.

His keynote is a rare opportunity to step back from the day-to-day and understand the bigger picture: the policy currents, the funding realities, and the momentum behind the work you do every day.

It’s exactly the kind of strategic conversation that helps you Accelerate the Possible — for your organization and the communities you serve.