Lauren "Lolo" Spencer is a cultural strategist, public speaker, and brand partner who sits at the intersection of disability, style, and social living.

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For over a decade, she's built one of the most authentic platforms in the disability lifestyle space, creating content and conversations that shift how the world sees and designs for people with disabilities. She's partnered with brands like Tommy Hilfiger Adaptive, Adidas, Zappos Adaptive, Anthropologie, and Meta, bringing cultural credibility and real audience connection to every collaboration.

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As a speaker, Lolo has taken the stage at Cannes Lions, VidCon, SeriesFest, Estee Lauder Companies, Amazon Corporate and more, delivering talks that are equal parts honest, funny, and transformative. Her message is simple: disabled people are consumers, creatives, and culture-makers who deserve to be designed for, marketed to, and invested in. As a Black disabled woman, she brings a perspective that's been missing from those conversations.

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Lolo has been featured in CNN, The Washington Post, Essence, HuffPost, Refinery29, Deadline, and FASHION Magazine, among others.

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You may also know her as a Film Independent Spirit Award-nominated actress from Give Me Liberty, fan favorite Jocelyn on Max's The Sex Lives of College Girls, and Daphne in the SXSW double-award-winning Bob Trevino Likes It. She's the author of Access Your Drive and Enjoy the Ride, the voice of Jazzy on Disney Jr.'s Firebuds, and one of InStyle's 50 Women Making the World a Better Place.

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Lolo doesn't show up to check a box. She shows up because she refuses to disappear.