More about Michael Alroy

For a long time, I did what was expected of me, even when it didn’t reflect who I was. Coming out wasn’t one big moment. It was a slow shift toward honesty, even when society thought otherwise.

Speaking is my way of sharing that process. Not as a lesson, but as a story about figuring things out in real time. It matters to me because I know what it’s like to carry questions in silence, and how different things can feel when you realize you're not the only one.

Outside of speaking, I work in business development and sales, helping early-stage startups grow and build smarter sales systems from the ground up. I’ve worked with digital marketing agencies and tech companies across the Hi-Tech space, focusing on strategy, partnerships, and long-term growth.
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I also volunteer as a group mentor for parents of transgender kids, creating space for honest questions and conversations.

Whether it’s in a workplace, a family, or a room full of strangers, the impact of feeling understood, even quietly, can shift everything. At the core of what I do is the belief that when people feel seen and supported, they show up differently, and so does everyone around them.

At the core of everything I do is the belief that when people feel seen and supported, they show up differently, and so does everyone around them.