Normand Hector was the first queer black drag performer to appear on TSN, with drag performances that leave everyone feeling “amazed!”  His drag character – ‘Normani’ has taken audiences on a journey of drag love from the Algonquin Resort to TD Station for over 5000 hockey fans.  Having performed twice at the Sea Dogs hockey games, the acceptance from people all over Canada never experiencing drag before was “outstanding.”  Now organizations are inviting Normani to be a part of their events and conferences to help showcase the importance of everyone feeling a sense of belonging- while being entertained!

When taking the stage as Normani, he brings a level of comfort and entertainment for all that struggle with not being comfortable in their own skin. Normani leaves everyone mesmerized by the powerful message and the magic of drag creativity. And it is always family friendly and very uplifting!

Normand is game changer in the field of DEIB – Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging and a certified crucial conversation specialist. This highly respected leader and performer, inspires audiences to listen to learn and not react. With over 18 years of teaching self confidence and self esteem with his own business, Normand is on a mission to change mindsets and attitudes when it comes to acceptance.

Normand is known for his enthusiastic commitment for driving positive outcomes. He has had a successful 30-year career with recognized sales awards from top corporate organizations in New Brunswick. With this strong corporate background, he recognizes the importance of dedication, service, and excellence.

Normand has been with his husband for 30 years, married for over 16 years. Normand brings unique perspectives gained from life experiences, hard work and determination.  He continues to evolve his career, keynotes, workshops and drag performances to unprecedented levels.  Normand’s fearless down to earth humour compels all to laugh while they learn.

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