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Khadijah Robinson is a Harvard Law School graduate, serial entrepreneur, and strategic business leader who transforms how founders approach growth and operations. After earning her MSc from University College London and J.D. from Harvard, she practiced at the premier international law firm Covington & Burling, leading complex investigations and achieving a 100% court success rate while advising clients on regulatory and compliance matters. In 2019, while still practicing law, Khadijah founded The Nile List, a digital discovery platform for Black-owned e-commerce brands that gained national recognition in Forbes, CNBC, Oprah Daily, and other major publications. In 2021, she completed the acquisition of The Nile List by Sean 'Diddy' Combs through Empower Global, where she served as CEO for two years, growing the team by 20x and overseeing multi-million dollar technology development to build the most cutting-edge marketplace for Black-owned brands. As an active angel investor in companies like CurlMix, Backpack Healthcare, and Ten to One Rum, Khadijah co-founded Fictive Ventures with Brahm Rhodes—a historic $5 million fund focused on both Black startup founders and Black investors. She currently serves as Entrepreneur-in-Residence for Pharrell Williams' Black Ambition Fund, leads the Center for Black Entrepreneurship's LIFT Incubator, and provides fractional COO services to help founders build efficiently for scale. Additionally, Khadijah leads the non-profit, The PIT, with the mission to build an ecosystem where underinvested founders in Atlanta receive the resources, mentorship, and capital needed to innovate, scale, and create lasting economic impact. She maintains active bar memberships in New York, DC, and Georgia.
$1,501 - $5,000
Dr. Charmaine L. Duckie, DNP, RN, MSRN-BC, NEA-BC, is a transformational nurse executive, consultant, and healthcare innovator with over 20 years of experience leading high-performing teams and multi-site clinical operations. She has driven millions in revenue growth, redesigned workflows to reduce burnout, and launched community-based health initiatives that close equity gaps. Known for her bold yet relatable speaking style, Dr. Duckie empowers healthcare leaders to embrace innovation, inspire their teams, and lead with impact.
$1,501 - $5,000
Brenda Guy – Emerging Speaker | Performer | Empowerment Advocate Brenda Guy is a dynamic emerging speaker who blends real-life experience, faith, and music to inspire audiences to embrace resilience, positivity, and purpose. Based in Houston, Texas, Brenda is best known as “The One Woman Show”—a powerhouse performer who brings audiences to life through soul, Motown, country, and rock ‘n roll. Beyond the stage, she has built a reputation as a mentor and motivator, helping others strengthen not only their financial stability but also their confidence to face life’s challenges. With over two decades of professional experience—including 21 years with the U.S. Treasury Department and 11 years with Harris County—Brenda also serves her community as a certified mediator, notary, and credit repair consultant. Her background has given her unique insight into perseverance, service, and the importance of integrity. As a business owner, mediator, and seasoned professional, she has built her career on resilience, adaptability, and the ability to connect with people from all walks of life. Brenda explains that while failure is sometimes an unavoidable part of life, what truly defines success is how you bounce back. She encourages audiences to push through challenges, revamp their approach, recreate their vision, and find new paths forward with resilience and confidence. Brenda’s talks combine storytelling, music, and actionable wisdom. She speaks passionately about: Building resilience and staying positive through adversity Faith, family, and the power of community Financial empowerment and personal growth Using creativity and music to embrace your uniqueness A wife of 36 years and proud mother of three, Brenda lives her values of family, faith, and determination. Her goal as a speaker is simple: to encourage audiences to believe in themselves, find joy in their journey, and take practical steps toward a brighter future. Most importantly, Brenda is a God-fearing woman who believes every person has a story worth sharing and a life worth celebrating.
$1,501 - $5,000
Gabriella Robuccio is a nationally recognized expert on stakeholder relationships and the creator of the R.E.A.L. Relationship System™, a framework for building trust, alignment, and leadership through relationships. With more than a decade leading high-stakes projects at ESPN, including the FIFA World Cup, UEFA Euros, and Emmy Award–winning College GameDay, Gabriella discovered that the difference between burnout and breakthrough isn’t logistics, it’s relationships. Today, she helps leaders and teams break cycles of conflict and disengagement by teaching the relationship side of leadership: emotional intelligence, communication, and authentic buy-in. She has guided professionals across industries, from corporate executives to nonprofit boards, using practical tools that transform misalignment into momentum. Known for her relatable stories, energizing delivery, and actionable frameworks, Gabriella equips audiences with the skills to thrive in today’s most complex workplace relationships.
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RANIA BADRELDIN is the author of “Why Can’t We All Be Happy?” She is a happiness consultant, speaker, writer, *NLP and Hypnosis Master Practitioner, and social entrepreneur on a mission to help people across the globe unlock their inner happiness and simultaneously help change the world. Rania brings over 30 years of experience, wit, and authenticity to the stage and has a unique ability to inspire, engage, and connect with her audience, weaving her deep understanding of entrepreneurship and leadership, neuroscience, positive psychology, and the science of happiness into everything she does. A pioneer in women's and children's well-being, Rania has had a long and successful career in publishing and development in Egypt. She is the Founder and CEO of The Family Hub, a social enterprise dedicated to delivering knowledge for well-being through content development, technical consultations, training, and advocacy, born out of her passion for helping parents navigate the challenging parenting journey. Rania is a two-time TEDx speaker, creator and co-host of The Happy Marriage Podcast, and host of Happiness for Humanity. She hopes her first book Why Can't We All Be Happy? will spread her message to an even wider audience. Rania is a proud mother of three and a grandmother. An Egyptian national, she considers herself a citizen of the world and a lover of humanity. When she isn't writing or giving talks, she can be found spending time with her family, enjoying nature, music and quiet time, or goofing off. Whether you're interested in topics like leadership, entrepreneurship, happiness, success, well-being, mindset, and the power of the unconscious mind or themes like justice, peace, love and humanity, she's got you covered and can tailor a talk or workshop to your specific needs. *certified by the American Board of Hypnotherapy, the American Board of Neuro-Linguistic Programming and The Time Line Therapy Association
$1,501 - $5,000
NaTasha J. O’Brien-Davies is a passionate public speaker, educator, and artist whose life embodies resilience, creativity, and advocacy. low vision/Blind since birth, she has built thriving careers in the music industry, professional theatre, and higher education. Currently serving as a professor of theatre at Missouri Southern State University, NaTasha has directed and produced award-winning productions while mentoring the next generation of performers. As a single mother, she balances her personal journey with a commitment to empowering others. She speaks candidly about navigating barriers as a visually impaired woman in the arts, turning challenges into platforms for innovation and inclusion. Drawing on her experiences as a musician, director, educator, and entrepreneur, NaTasha’s presentations highlight the essential role of creativity in problem-solving, resilience in personal and professional life, and the arts as tools for healing. Her signature topics include: Inclusion & Resilience: Overcoming obstacles and celebrating successes as a low-vision artist and educator. Arts & Agriculture: Bridging rural life and creative practice. Drama & Music Therapies: Exploring the arts as powerful tools for healing and community connection. Forward-Facing Self: The art of storytelling, adaptability, and building authentic presence. NaTasha’s story resonates across audiences — from educators and business leaders to students and community groups. Her warmth, humor, and authenticity make her a sought-after speaker who leaves listeners not only inspired, but equipped with practical ways to integrate resilience and creativity into their own lives.
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"An informed and forceful Keynote speaker at our recent national conference who took the trouble to thoroughly learn the brief. As a consequence, she gained credibility with our audience as well as with the media who have widely reported what she had to say" Georgia is a trailblazing and award-winning environmental engineer, bringing a rare blend of corporate leadership, technical expertise, and activism to each platform. With 30 years’ experience in hard-to-decarbonise industries, she has worked at the sharp edge of sustainability where solutions are complex, incrementalism fails, and bold action is the only way forward. As the UK’s first Environment Manager in the construction sector, Georgia built her career in industries where sustainability is often discussed, but innovation is slow. Having served as a Sustainability Director in major corporates, she founded Element Four, a consultancy delivering “disruptive sustainability”, embedding systemic, measurable change for clients including the Bank of England, Amnesty International, Nike and HSBC. Her approach is both pragmatic and uncompromising: helping leaders cut through jargon, greenwash, and surface-level pledges to focus on what truly shifts the dial. Beyond the corporate, Georgia is a passionate campaigner and Founder of Fighting Dirty, a non-profit using the law to strengthen national environmental policy and regulation. She famously brought a landmark legal case against the UK government for excluding major polluters from their Emissions Trading Scheme, sparking a national conversation and influencing regulatory reform. Her activism positions her as a fearless voice for environmental and social justice, ensuring sustainability conversations are rooted not just in carbon metrics, but also in fairness, equity, and intergenerational responsibility. Georgia’s speaking style is bold, engaging, and transformative. She has delivered keynotes and moderated panels at international events including TEDx, The New York Times Climate Forward, Blue Earth Summit, European Climate Change Summit, and multiple industry conferences. Whether addressing C-suite executives, policymakers, or professional institutions, she has an unrivalled ability to translate complexity into clear, actionable insights. She excels at panel moderation, especially in high-stakes discussions with diverse stakeholders, by challenging, balancing, and generating constructive dialogue. Example topics include: - Disruptive Sustainability – beyond virtue-signalling to systemic, industry-wide transformation. - Law, Policy & Activism – how legislation can drive climate accountability and societal justice. - Greenwash & False Solutions – confronting uncomfortable truths and proceeding with integrity. Audiences are energised, informed, and ready to act. Their understanding of risks and opportunities increases, building confidence to go from superficial commitments to meaningful change and the inspiration to lead with courage.
$1,501 - $5,000
As a Chemist, seasoned Entrepreneur, and Son of the American Revolution, Charles Clendenin embodies a unique blend of intellectual curiosity, business acumen, and passion for life. This remarkable individual has established themselves as a force to be reckoned with in multiple industries, leaving an indelible mark on the world.
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Bob Miller is a speaker, author, and trainer on the topic of memory improvement. His recently published book, Remember The Room - How to Remember Everyone You Meet at an Event, won the #1 New Release badge on Amazon this December. He learned his memory skills while working as a professional magician for two decades when he would often recall the names of everyone in his audience. Now a speaker and trainer on the subject of Mnemonics, Bob Miller offers an inspirational keynote message on the topic of believing in your own abilities and using memory for professional and personal relationships. His message teaches his three-step method for empowering the imagination to Look! Listen! and Link!.
$1,501 - $5,000
Dawn Hunter, JD, MPH is a Workplace Culture Strategist and leadership keynote speaker specializing in organizational wellbeing, burnout prevention, ethical and inclusive leadership, and workplace culture transformation. She is the founder of The Dawn Lab and creator of the RESET Method — a public-health-informed leadership & culture methodology designed to rebuild leadership capacity, strengthen engagement, and create sustainable workplace culture. With more than 20 years of experience in public health, policy, and leadership, Dawn has guided organizations across government, higher education, nonprofit, and corporate sectors. She is known for translating research into human-centered leadership strategy and practical culture change that actually lasts. Dawn’s keynotes and facilitated leadership programs support organizations navigating burnout, disengagement, strategic challenges, and leadership capacity gaps — helping teams rebuild trust, strengthen ethical leadership, and create cultures of care. Her work blends evidence, story, and strategy to empower leaders to build workplaces where people feel safe, supported, and able to thrive.
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Yo, Alejandro León, era un chico normal de 19 años que estudiaba, jugaba al fútbol y salía con sus amigos. Un día, tras una resonancia cerebral por precaución, me diagnosticaron un tumor en el cerebelo. Tiempo después de la cirugía se confirmó que este era maligno, lo que me llevó a recibir tratamientos de radioterapia y quimioterapia. Hoy en día,2 años después solo necesito consultas y resonancias periódicas. Esta experiencia me ha llevado a reflexionar profundamente sobre la volatilidad de la vida y a desarrollar aprendizajes que quiero compartir.
$251 - $1,500
Berdine Trish Japsi, MA.ODC, is an award-winning author, community strategist, and graduate student in Marriage and Family Therapy. As a speaker, she draws on her lived experience, cultural heritage, and academic research to challenge conventional notions of resilience. A survivor of family abuse and a mother guiding her adult children through cycles of healing, Berdine addresses the invisible labor of repair within families and the role communities play in enabling silence, complicity, or judgment. Berdine’s presentations explore questions such as: What if culture itself—our food, music, and stories—were recognized as a form of medicine? From baking Ruby Parasād cookies in honor of her children’s Indo-Caribbean roots to highlighting the collective strength of a steel pan orchestra, she reframes cultural practice as a living archive of resilience. Her sessions connect these traditions to the realities of abuse, family systems, and the community responses that either perpetuate harm or support transformation. At the heart of Berdine’s message is the belief that resilience is not just individual—it is relational, cultural, and systemic. By bridging organizational change theory, family therapy practice, and Caribbean creative traditions, she offers a new framework that recognizes the power of both heritage and accountability in shaping healthier futures. Berdine invites audiences to see that across cultures, resilience is found not only in survival, but in the courage to reclaim culture, confront silence, and build communities that heal rather than harm. Her talks are suitable for diverse audiences—from mental health professionals and educators to community leaders and organizations seeking to foster transformation and hope.
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