Will Hatch is a unique speaker, educator and presenter. He’s traveled throughout the United States, educating tens of thousands of children and young people in areas of diversity and value, geography, chemistry, physics, light, video and audio production. After establishing a children’s museum in an East Texas community, he went on to develop a mobile children’s interactive science program, introducing youngsters to science through twelve “hands-on” science exhibits. This “mobile museum”, consisting of 12 portable exhibits, was one of the very first in the nation to bring the science museum experience into schools, serving rural, suburban and urban communities.

To date, this “Science Safari” has visited over 500 schools in 32 states and interacted with more than 500,000 children, parents and educators. It’s success led the “Kidz Science Safari” to become a part of the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) programs of the University of Texas.

Additionally, Will has performed in over 36 states with the “Professor Newton Science Show”. Recently Will has developed the innovative “Solutions Leadership Project”, which conveys leadership concepts and seminars through a unique presentation combining topic illustrations with science demonstrations.

Born in Detroit, and raised in the proverbial nuclear family, Will Hatch learned early the value of hard work, teamwork, and perseverance. He started his own business in his youth as a performer, learning ventriloquism and appearing on television by the age of 11. Will has also utilized his talents as a syndicated cartoonist, as well as an art director for a major broadcast industry publication.

Immediately following graduation he began traveling throughout the US, visiting 48 states and working in 36. Will’s leadership abilities and natural gifts have earned him positions in a number of high profile professions: Broadcaster, art director, educator, innovator, and performer. He’s used his talents in educating students of all ages in a wide variety of subjects. He’s taken his programs to students in elementary schools, middle and high schools as well as juvenile detention facilities and hospitals. He’s also been a board member of several non-profit and charitable organizations, in addition to volunteering for a variety of charitable causes.