Our Team

Becky received her Bachelor of Science in Marketing from Providence College, where she gained a passion for influencing authentic portrayals of people with disabilities in the media and society. Upon graduation and after 1,000 job applications, 100 interviews, and three temporary job assignments, Becky started working in the Entertainment Marketing department, followed by the Comedy Touring department, at Creative Artists Agency, the world’s leading entertainment and sports agency. Five years later, she worked at CBS Television Studios, where she assisted with the casting of pilots and television series. During this transition, she also served as the Marketing Director and Co-Founding Board Member of the Catalina Film Festival. She also founded DisABILITY In Media, which focuses on positive disability inclusion storytelling through social media.

More recently, she spent three and a half years working in the Equity & Inclusion department at Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA), the world’s largest entertainment union. At SAG-AFTRA, she supported the implementation of a national diversity plan of action to achieve accurate representation of those groups historically excluded from the entertainment and news media.

Becky currently serves as Employment Chair of Little People of America (LPA). She’s also a member of the Board of Advisors for the National Center on Disability and Journalism (NCDJ) at Arizona State University, Positive Exposure, and Verizon’s Dis

Becky was born with achondroplasia, the most common type of short-limbed dwarfism. She stands 4 feet tall. Both of her parents and older sister are “average” height. Her parents always taught her to keep a positive outlook, no matter how harsh the outside world may be. She grew up participating in sports such as sailing, skiing, soccer, and swimming, amongst her “average” height peers. When people ask her if she likes being a little person, she always has the same answer. “I never want to change but I want the way the outside world reacts to my difference to change.”

There are only 65,000 little people living in the United States. Of the 65,000 little people, there are over 300 types of dwarfism.

As a motivational speaker and advocate for inclusion everywhere, Becky strives to teach acceptance while educating and motivating all people to establish goals and work hard to accomplish them. She’s ready to come share her story, enlighten, and motivate you, your colleagues, and communities.

We also must speak about the AMAZING Jackson:

In Memory of Jackson Robert Kekula (Becky’s Son)

At just six and a half months old, Jackson was already Mr. Personality, charming everyone he encountered with giggles and holding the hearts of his adoring family in his mighty grip. He hadn’t yet crawled, but Jackson showed a fierce determination to move around while on his tummy. He was even a shareholder of the Green Bay Packers. In such a short time, Jackson brought immense joy into the world. His smile was radiant and unforgettable. Through positive affirmations, his parents reminded him of his true potential every single day.