Lance Constantine has spoken to thousands of students in the city of Toronto. He has been featured as a guest speaker at the Council Chambers and Queens Park Legislative Assembly of Ontario. In 2008, he spoke on a panel discussion with a former NBA player from the Toronto Raptors, Jerome Williams better known as “Junk Yard Dog” alongside with his well renowned mentor, Johnnie Williams III. He is a keynote speaker for many conferences including Future Aces: Leadership Conference and OSAID (Ontario Students Against Impaired Driving) Provincial Leadership Conference, moderating up to more 40 plus schools with a wide spread of over 300 hundred student delegates. Lance’s voice has been heard by millions on CBC National News, Day Time Toronto, African United Show and many more media outlets in Canada. He has performed on the Canadian Mirvish stage at the Panasonic Theatre for numerous occasions and was 17 years old when he landed a paying position at EMI Music Canada; making him one of the youngest afro-Canadians to work as an A&R (Artist Repertoire).