Ariel Ekblaw, Ph.D., is a futurist, tech investor, and pioneer in space architecture who is assisting enterprises in creating sustainable futures by utilizing the newest technologies, including advanced artificial intelligence initiatives like GPT-4. Ekblaw is a pioneering researcher and seasoned technology leader who provides tactics for motivating teams working on moonshot ideas. He is the CEO of the Aurelia Institute,... read full bio
Ariel Dorfman is a renowned author and playwright who witnessed the coup in Chile in the 1970s, which inspired many of his plays and novels. He combines politics and human rights is most of his works. He has been a literature and Latin American Studies professor at Duke University since 1985. Dorfman has written multiple critically acclaimed plays including Death... read full bio
1951 saw Arie de Geus join the Royal Dutch Shell Group. His primary field of competence was finance. He advanced to general management after becoming director of finance. He was named a Shell International director. During his final 10 years at Shell, he became more interested in topics like "the management of change," "the nature of large corporations," and "their... read full bio
Arianna James is a prominent figure in the cannabis industry, known for her work as the founder and CEO of the Non-profit Chamber of Cannabis. Her passion for social justice and her belief in the power of cannabis as a tool for positive change have driven her to become a leading advocate for the legalization and decriminalization of marijuana. Born and... read full bio
Ariana Grande rose to fame playing the ditzy Cat Valentine on Nickelodeon’s hit show Victorious. Upon the ending of the show, she was given her own spinoff, Sam & Cat, that kept her in the public eye while she prepared her major label music debut. Grande’s voice has earned her association with the likes of Mariah Carey, Celine Dion, and... read full bio
Ariana DeBose is an American actress, singer, and dancer best known for her roles in musical theatre and for appearing on the series “So You Think You Can Dance” where she made it into the top 20. On stage, DeBose has been seen in productions of ‘Hairspray’, ‘Bring It On’, ‘Company’, ‘Motown’ on Broadway, ‘Les Miserables’, ‘Hamilton’ on Broadway and... read full bio
Iranian-born actor Arian Moayed is a Tony and Emmy nominee. He most recently starred opposite Jessica Chastain in the Broadway version of A Doll's House, for which he received a Tony Award nomination. The Humans, Guards at the Taj, and Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo are among the other theater credits (Tony nomination). For his role as "Stewy Hosseini" in... read full bio
Arian Foster is a former American professional football running back and musician from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Foster began his career playing football at only 7 years old as his father was a former NFL professional player and he wanted to follow in his footsteps much to his father’s dismay. Foster played football in high school where he was named San... read full bio
Ariadne Grant is the editorial director at Marie Claire magazine in Latin America and is one of the biggest fashion experts in Latin America. Grant began her career with Marie Claire as an editor of Marie Claire Mexico and Latin America and within months of starting, she was assumed the role of editorial director. Since being the editorial director, Grant... read full bio
Spanish pianist and composer Ariadna Castellanos is one of the emerging talents of the Flamenco and Jazz scene. Born in Madrid, she started playing piano when she was six and won full scholarship at 17 to the Guidhall School of Music for classical piano. Flamenco was always her passion and back in Spain she worked with many of the main... read full bio
Ari Wallach is a public policy, organization, and innovation strategist. For over 20 years, Wallach has worked with change-focused businesses to push for social equality. He is a founder and CEO of Synthesis Corp., a government, NGO, foundation, and corporation consultant group. Wallach is interested in positively impacting systems including transportation, mental health, education, economics, and climate. Wallach also created... read full bio
Ari Shapiro is a well-known radio journalist in the United States. He is best known for his role as the anchor of the program "All Things Considered" on National Public Radio. Before joining NPR, Shapiro worked as a White House correspondent for a publication that was based in London. He attended Yale University, from where he received both a Bachelor... read full bio
Ari Shaffir is a comedian, actor, podcaster, writer, and producer. He is the host of several series including the podcast, ‘Skeptic Tank’, ‘This Is Not Happening’ on Comedy Central, and ‘Punch Drunk Sports’. Shaffir guest stars on ‘The Joe Rogan Experience’ regularly. The comic got his start working at The Comedy Store and eventually was offered a regular gig at... read full bio
A native of Los Angeles, Ari Ross has been concurring the voiceover world since his youth. Reportedly, his father once dropped him off at a voiceover class and said, "Don’t come home until you can do a decent Droopy Dog imitation and a fabulous Non-Announcer - Announcer!" His work includes over 65 voiceovers for The Tonight Show with Jay Leno... read full bio
Ari Roar, or Caleb Ian Campbell, is an alternative indie artist from Dallas, Texas. Growing up, Campbell was inspired by his town to create music. Pursuing music became Campbells full time job after deciding college wasnt on his future repertoire. Travelling between Dallas and Miami Beach, Campbell started his musical journey. Writing and recording music was Campbells passion, and it... read full bio
Ari Miller is a Canadian film, television, and stage actor. He is best known for his BBC American science fiction role in television series Orphan Black. Prior to his work in Orphan Black, Miller has appeared in the television series ReGenesis, Darknet, and other shows. He has played in movies Monster Brawl, Hellmouth, Rupture, and more. Miller started pursuing acting... read full bio
Ari Lennox is an American singer-songwriter from Washington, D.C. that is the first woman to be signed to J. Cole’s record label, Dreamville Records. Lennox was born in Virginia but spent most of her life growing up in Washington, D.C. She began her musical career uploading music to the internet and from there, released her debut mixtape, “Five Finger Discount”... read full bio
With her latest work, rising star and melody queen Ari Hicks is leaving a lasting impression and enthralling listeners all over the world. Ari embodies a compelling dualism that alternates between light and dark, akin to the yin and yang, and bravely accepts her genuine self. Fans are left wanting more by her vibrant synths and contagious tones, which are... read full bio
Ari Abdul, a native of Brooklyn has developed her own style of melancholy alternative pop. Ari Abdul's love of music developed quickly as she was growing up. Her Costa Rican/Palestinian father introduced her to classic rock, while her Ecuadorian mother enjoyed Latin music. Her brothers, who were huge fans of metal and hip-hop, completed the picture. At age 14, she advanced... read full bio
Argus Hamilton is known as one of the funniest comedians in America. Once called the Will Rogers of the Baby Boom by Robin Williams, Argus Hamilton is a writer of a daily joke column. This column is utilized in over one hundred newspapers across the United States, along with read and heard by millions via Internet and radio. Apart from... read full bio
