Welcome

Businessman. Hospitality management specialist. Consultant. Humanitarian. Harry Hayman.

HARRY'S PORTFOLIO

Harry Hayman is a prominent figure in Philadelphia

known for his many business ventures and charitable causes. Harry first made a name for himself in the restaurant and hospitality industries, with an impressive resume of ventures that includes the Bynum Hospitality Group, Gemini Hospitality Consultants, East Coast Saloons and Renegade Tacos.

Harry Hayman currently participates in numerous forms of community involvement, including his frequent speaking engagements, the Feed Philly Coalition and The Philadelphia Jazz Experience, which he founded and created.

HARRY HAYMAN'S AFFILIATIONS

These are just a few examples of Harry's recent accomplishments.

Harry’s love of jazz stems from his time as a bartender in a jazz club in the 90s. He had loved music all his life, but only as an adult did he fully come to appreciate jazz’s power to bring people together. This motivated Harry to start the Philadelphia Jazz Experience, which teaches young people about the music and culture of jazz, and also aims to get them interested in the arts in general.

Philidelphia Jazz Experience Foundation

These are two of the organizations in which Harry participated during his time at The American University and maintains an affiliation to this day.

Alpha Kappa Psi And Amnesty International

Harry is a frequent contributor, having hosted events and volunteered. His advertising dollars helped to fund the construction of a field for the Challenger League.

Special Olympics

PROFESSIONAL KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Harry Hayman is a prominent figure in Philadelphia

As an in-demand public speaker, he has been featured at events at educational institutions including Temple University, Drexel University, and the Community College of Philadelphia.

COMPANIES HARRY HAYMAN WORKS WITH

philadelphia-jazz-experience-foundation-768x160

Harry Hayman Philadelphia, Harry Hayman Philadelphia, Harry Hayman Philadelphia, Harry Hayman Philadelphia, Harry Hayman Philadelphia