Filipino Leadership Motivational Speaker Philippines Sgt Lloyd Luna PAFR on Teleradyo SRO
SGT LLOYD ABRIA LUNA PAFR, RSP, CWS—the first Filipino to represent the Philippines in Global Speakers Summit, the first to speak in a French and European Speakers Convention, the first Filipino to become member of the board of Global Speakers Federation—is a renowned professional speaker, author of 16 best-selling books, columnist at The Manila Times, and a sergeant at the Philippine Air Force Reserve Command.
He is the founder of The New Channel (TNC) Media Corp., a livestream platform for inspirational shows, Stepback, a leadership and culture development company that helps leaders and organizations see the bigger picture in life and at work, and Transformed Community, an online group on leadership transformation. The founder of Philippine Association of Professional Speakers, he has been an Asian motivational speaker for over 15 years, delivering an average of 100 inspirational speeches annually. He is the first Registered Speaking Professional (RSP)—the highest earned designation given to Filipino professional speakers— and the first Certified Webinar Speaker (CWS) in the Philippines.
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Lloyd is the president of LLOYDLUNA Communications, the parent company of Stepback, Umbrella Motivational Speakers, Scroll Publishing, Skybell Clothing, and Peaches Music.
Widely known as #PambansangInspirasyon, he has been a resource speaker since 2004 in over 1,500 conventions, conferences, and seminars, has appeared in over 200 media interviews, and has spoken on leadership to personnel of several major global companies worldwide, to key managers and staff of Philippine government agencies, and to students and faculty of various schools in Asia.
As author and originator of “Stepback: The Lost Art of Filipino Leadership,” Lloyd teaches the philosophy of putting people at the center of leadership. Using his in-depth study of the building of the 2,000-year-old Rice Terraces of the Philippine Cordilleras, which has been named as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lloyd believes
