Conroy Kanter

Conroy Kanter is the President and Founder of KK Ranch Productions, Inc., an Executive Member of LA Women in Film, SAG Member, and a member of GSN, an international organization fighting the world of human trafficking. She is an award-winning producer, actress, speaker, and activist. Her latest independent dramas include "Blue Eyed Girl," a romantic comedy about life, love, and the one that got away; "Trafficked," which was inspired by the book "Sex Trafficking: Inside the Business of Modern Slavery" by Siddharth Kara and stars Ashley Judd, Anne Archer, Patrick Duffy. "Trafficked" had its world premiere at the United Nations and received a standing ovation from over 400 dignitaries, prompting more funding to be allocated to combat human trafficking around the world. "Million Loves In Me" has the honor of being the most award-winning film to date from Malaysia, having taken the film festival circuit by storm and winning Best Foreign Language Feature Film at the Fusion International Film Festival in London. Inspired by a true court case in Hong Kong, it explores the bond between mother and child, family dysfunction, and mental illness.

Conroy has been honored as a speaker on the Power of Film at the GSN/Vatican conference, the Canadian Energy Executive Conference, the Global Peace Forum at the University of Coventry in England, and the Quaker Council for European Affairs in Brussels, Belgium. She is the recipient of the International IStand Award as a Freedom Fighter by the FREE-THEM Organization in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and the State of California Ambassador Certificate of Recognition for her outstanding service and commitment.