Inspiring Global Audiences Through Creativity, Education & Empowerment

“I turned my limitations into my superpower — and now I help others unlock their potential and creative genius across industries and borders.”

Domanique’s core belief is simple yet powerful: everyone has an untapped creative genius, and those gifts can be harnessed across any industry. Growing up constrained by systems shaped by race, gender, income, and being told she had a “broken brain,” Domanique was forced to confront an early and defining question: How do you transform the systems you’re born into—and your perceived limitations—into purpose, impact, and ultimately your superpower, when no one sees your potential?

By the age of 18, Domanique Grant’s story had already been written into a Dora Award–nominated production (Canada’s Tony Awards). Today, she is an artist whose music, multidisciplinary career, and award-winning work as a creative entrepreneur translate across countries, industries, and languages. Today Domanique uses her platform as and award-winning singer-songwriter, international keynote speaker, and 3× award-winning creative entrepreneur, as well as the founder of The Imagiin Summit, to make impact.

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  • BBC

    RADIO LONDON

    Domanique Grant joins BBC Radio London’s Salma El-Wardany to talk music, career milestones, and the creative process behind her work — from navigating the industry to redefining strength and softness.

  • REEPERBAHN FESTIVAL

    HAMBURG - GERMANY

    Domanique Grant was invited to speak at Reeperbahn Festival in Hamburg, Germany—one of Europe’s most influential music and cultural conferences—where she shared insights at the intersection of creativity, mental wellness, and sustainable careers in the global music industry. Speaking to an international audience of artists, industry leaders, and cultural innovators, Domanique explored how creative intelligence, nervous system regulation, and self-trust are becoming essential tools for longevity in today’s fast-moving creative economy. Her presence at Reeperbahn marked a significant moment in her global impact work, positioning her not only as a performing artist, but as a thought leader helping to shape more human-centered, inclusive futures for creatives worldwide.

  • KEYCHANGE EUROPE

    GENDER PARITY IN MUSIC

    Domanique Grant was selected as one of eight Canadian artists for the Keychange Europe Innovator Program, a leading international initiative advancing gender parity and equity across the global music industry. As part of the program, Domanique joined a cohort of forward-thinking artists and cultural leaders committed to reshaping how music ecosystems support women and gender-diverse creators—both onstage and behind the scenes. Her selection recognizes not only her artistic excellence, but her ongoing advocacy for inclusive leadership, mental wellness, and sustainable creative careers, positioning her as a vital voice in the movement toward a more equitable and human-centered music industry worldwide.

  • ISSA HYGIEIA - KEYNOTE

    LAS VEGAS

    Domanique is invited to do a Keynote on The Power of creativity, education and empowerment for ISSA one of North America’s largest trade shows, with over 10,000 attendees in Las Vegas.

    The keynote celebrates ISSA Hygieia and women’s professional development.

About

By the age of 18, Domanique Grant’s story had already been written into a Dora Award–nominated production (Canada’s Tony Awards). Today, she is an artist whose music, multidisciplinary career, and award-winning work as a creative entrepreneur translate across countries, industries, and languages.

Growing up constrained by systems shaped by race, gender, income, and being told she had a “broken brain,” Domanique was forced to confront an early and defining question: How do you transform the systems you’re born into—and your perceived limitations—into purpose, impact, and ultimately your superpower, when no one sees your potential?

Raised by a mother who taught neurodiverse students, and inspired by artists such as Nelly Furtado (a Grammy Award–winning neurodiverse artist), Serena Ryder, and Janelle Monáe—creators who built their careers alongside meaningful social impact—Domanique decided early on that her greatest assets would be her curiosity and imagination.

She became her own scientist. Through libraries, YouTube, academic courses, and community programs, Domanique studied brain science, creativity, and nervous system regulation to better understand how to manage a neurodiverse mind. At the same time, she immersed herself in volunteer entrepreneurship and arts programs across Toronto, training not only as an artist, but in the business and systems behind the creative industries.

After being told she would never graduate high school, Domanique accumulated thousands of volunteer hours and went on to graduate both high school and university with honours. Following her third-year internship and international field placement in Uganda, she was recognized by the President’s Office of York University and received her first Humanitarian Award at age 21.

Today, Domanique Grant is an award-winning singer-songwriter, international keynote speaker, and 3× award-winning creative entrepreneur, as well as the founder of The Imagiin Summit.

Her core belief is simple yet powerful: everyone has an untapped creative genius, and those gifts can be harnessed across any industry.

What began as a passion project has grown into one of Canada’s leading professional development and wellness conferences for the creative and cultural industries. The Imagiin Summit’s unique focus on nervous system regulation, creativity-informed leadership, and inclusive professional development has led to Domanique being invited to perform and speak across more than half the continents worldwide. She has opened for Les Brown, one of the most recognized keynote speakers in history, and has taken the stage at TEDx, World AIDS Day Uganda (40,000+ attendees), and the United Nations, among others.

Domanique’s rare ability to bridge artistry and thought leadership has led to features with Microsoft Canada, BBC London, BBC Merseyside, CBC, NBS, The Financial Post, The Toronto Star, CP24, and Global News. She was named one of Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women (Women of Courage category) by WXN Canada, recognized as One of Toronto’s Most Inspiring Women, and honoured by Women in Music Canada.

Through The Imagiin Summit and its umbrella organization, The Imagiin Lab, Domanique designs programming that centers nervous system regulation, culturally responsive leadership, and science-backed mental wellness tools—equipping gender-diverse, culturally diverse, and neurodiverse professionals to sustainably navigate systemic barriers and redefine success on their own terms.

Domanique is also the recipient of the Black Canadian Humanitarian Award for her global impact across North America and Africa.

Whether performing or speaking, her message resonates across borders, industries, and languages. Domanique’s journey is a living reminder that we are capable of transcending barriers of race, gender, income, and education—when we believe in ourselves, trust our vision even when it isn’t understood, and choose to turn our perceived limitations into our greatest strengths.

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