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With more than a decade of experience in social impact, I help create workplace cultures where both businesses and people thrive. My expertise has been highlighted by the Huffington Post, Them.us, the NY Times, and more. I earned a BA from Barnard College of Columbia University and an MA from New York University I founded Revel Impact, a consultancy that specializes in social impact and diversity, equity, & inclusion.
$1,501 - $5,000
I'm an experienced Latinx community leader, with over 10 years of experience working in corporate America. I specialize in topics such as marketing, project management, and human resources.
$1,501 - $5,000
Webb Pickersgill is the motion capture director at Deck Nine Games. Webb was the performance director for Deck Nine's most recent release Life is Strange: True Colors, which earned 4 BAFTA nominations including the performances for Actor in a Lead Role for Erika Mori and Actor in a Supporting Role for Han Soto. Prior to that Webb worked as the co-game director for Life is Strange: Before the Storm, which was nominated for a BAFTA for Games Beyond Entertainment. Previous experience include 10 years as an independent film cinematographer, editor and director, 10 years as a systems engineer and software engineer, and a few years as a professional bassist.
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Dr. Albert Johnson Jr. holds a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master's degree from Northwestern University of St. Paul, and a doctorate degree in Educational Leadership from Bethel University. Dr. Johnson served five years as an equity/integration specialist in Hopkins, Minnesota, facilitating before, during, and after-school programs. He served as Site Administrator in St. Paul Public Schools for two years and also worked as a student advocate. Dr. Johnson dedicated seven years in the St Cloud area School District where he served as, asst. principal and then principal of the McKinley Area Learning Center, principal of Apollo High school, and Director of Equity Services. Dr. Johnson states, “I believe all children can achieve at high academic levels and find success when giving opportunities to achieve, a supportive school culture, and the appropriate levels of expectations and rigor” Dr. Johnson has seven children and five grandchildren. Loves to spend time with his family, cook, golf, bowl and yes roller skate. Dr. Johnson's favorite quote from a student is, "Don't be afraid to be yourself, you're perfect just the way you are.” Dr. Johnson Believes it takes more than credentials to succeed as a school administrator, and Johnson has faced those challenges. As assistant principal at McKinley, Dr. Johnson led a student advocate group to address bullying of Somali students after a student walkout and a federal intervention. Dr. Johnson has written about implicit bias in education and had to work through those realities. The St. Cloud School District has more than 50% students of color, a similar makeup to ISD 197. At the same time, Dr. Johnson also understands the value of bringing a smile. In February, he shared his unconventional morning routine, which includes a pair of roller-skates Fox 9(MPLS,KARE11) did a story on Dr. Johnson skating at Two Rivers High School: “I made a vow I would not be a traditional principal,” Dr. Johnson said.
$1,501 - $5,000
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Ralph Monroe III is an experienced public speaker, leader, problem solver and has a passion for inspiring audiences to leave a legacy behind they can be proud of. He is the founder of Refined and Refreshed Inc., a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to building healthy flourishing legacies by breaking the cycle of generational poverty. Ralph has a MBA from Quantic School of Business and Technology and certificates varying from nonprofit management, operations management, process improvement and storytelling. Ralph is a continuous learner, always seeking to gain understanding a share that knowledge with others. Ralph's personal vision is to see generations prosper with ethically healthy lives and produce healthy flourishing legacies
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Nora Toma is social entrepreneur, angel investor and philanthropist based in Cairo, Egypt. She is currently the Deputy CEO of EFE-Egypt and the co-founder of the Tiye Angels Network and the Women Entrepreneurship Network (WEN). She is a strategy and finance professional with over twenty years of experience in corporates and nonprofit organizations. Her areas of expertise include corporate finance, investment and funding, corporate structuring, business strategy, business development, accounting and bookkeeping and grants management. Nora has worked in 10+ territories including Egypt, United Arab Emirates, British Virgin Islands, Europe, and Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Motivational Speaker I am a wife and mother of 2 adult children and my third child is in elementary school. I am also an entrepreneur who has 2 childcare centers. I consider myself a motivational speaker who speaks a Womens conferences, churches, parenting groups, small business groups and schools. My mission is to encourage you, whether in marriage, parenting, life or in business to Make A Better Life through Education and Empowerment. The more you know, the more you grow! I share my vulnerability and transparency so that you can peel back the soil and dirt of your past thoughts and plant new seeds of ideas. My target audience are: mothers (and parents) with children of all ages; educators who work with children of all ages; and small women-owned business owners Topics For Educators or Parents and their children: Dispelling the myth/expectation of perfectionism; How to avoid projecting your hopes and dreams on your children; The topic of drugs and alcohol use in the home when you are unaware as a Parent; What is CHS (Cannibinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome) and how to know if your child is suffering from it; For Parenting and Family and/or Church or Women’s group: Breaking Generational Patterns and Problems and Leaving and Legacy of Love How to be a Supportive Wife to a Husband that you have to build up. Small Business Topics: How to put your trust in God while demonstrating Faith In Action! How to accept fear and turn it into fuel to motivate yourself! How to not let perfection get in the way of your progression!
$1,501 - $5,000
Erin Merelli is a Death Doula, Public Speaker, and co-founder of Deathwives - an education platform that democratizes deathcare, builds community, and widens the narrative around death and dying. She believes that tending to the dying is one of the most important metrics of a healthy community, and teaches that when we are better prepared for death we can exercise more choice and autonomy when it inevitably arrives. In her work, Erin trains Death Doulas and Home Funeral Guides, and advocates for green burial methods and environmental reform in the death industry. As a speaker, Erin teaches on the topics of community-based care, the importance of grief, ritual, ancestry, and the esoteric. Erin and the Deathwives have shared their message on screens and stages such as TedXMileHigh, PBS, Forbes, Comedy Central, and more.
$5,001 - $10,000
Sometimes the most powerful movements start with a single moment. For Camille Proctor, that moment came in 2008, when a doctor diagnosed her two-year-old son with autism. What she discovered next would set her on an unexpected path: Black families like hers were falling through the cracks of America’s autism support system. Most people would have just focused on their own family’s needs. Not Camille. By 2009, she had founded The Color of Autism Foundation, a nonprofit that would become a lifeline for countless African American families navigating the complexities of autism spectrum disorders. Her mission wasn’t just about awareness – it was about empowerment. She wanted parents to spot the early signs, to fight for their children, to become the advocates their kids desperately needed. But that was just the beginning. Think of Camille as a bridge builder. She’s pushed open doors in Hollywood, advising TV and film producers on how to portray autism authentically. She’s crossed oceans, working with Nigeria’s Guaranty Trust Holding Company to shape their Annual Autism Conference since 2018. When she speaks, people listen – from corporate boardrooms to government chambers. In 2020, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer appointed her to the State Disability Council. That same year, as America grappled with questions of police reform, Camille penned a powerful CNN essay about Walter Wallace, forcing us to confront the intersection of autism, race, and law enforcement. She’s not just talking about change – she’s creating it. In 2022, she co-authored groundbreaking research on autism parent training specifically for Black families. She’s armed herself with knowledge, earning a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Certificate from Cornell University in 2023, and later, a Strategy Execution Certificate from Harvard. The accolades have followed. The Boris L. Henson Foundation honored her with their 2023 Joy Award. Crain’s Detroit Business named her a Notable Leader in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Her appointment to the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee in 2023 put her at the table where national autism policy takes shape. Most recently, the HollyRod Foundation celebrated her work at their prestigious Design Care Event in September 2024, recognizing her tireless dedication to autism advocacy. But here’s what makes Camille Proctor different: she turned her personal challenge into a movement. What started as one mother’s fight for her son has grown into a force for change, touching families across America and beyond. She’s living proof that sometimes, the most powerful advocates are born not from ambition, but from necessity – from that moment when you realize that if you don’t stand up and do something, maybe nobody will. For more information about Camille’s work and initiatives, visit her website at www.camilleproctor.com.
$1,501 - $5,000
Director of Operations & Design
I use my background in business and design combined with my interest in politics and workplace democracy to inform the operations and positioning of Louder Than Ten. We fight like hell for electoral democracy, but when it comes to the institutions that affect us most directly (and where we spend the majority of our waking life), our workplaces, the default mode is dictatorship. The truth is, voting for a politician will never have as much impact as having a direct say in how many hours you work, how you and your peers get paid, your job security, your benefits, or how you’re treated at work. Bringing democracy to work begins in the operating procedures and decision-making power afforded to employees. Project management is one of the most powerful tools we have to design processes and distribute power in more equitable ways. I want digital workers to be as passionate about workplace democracy as they are about design systems and development frameworks. Talk to me about: Editorial design Project management Creative direction Cooperatives
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Dr. Sophonie Milande Joseph is a visual artist and community planner. She uses conceptual photography and documentary filmmaking as tools to conduct visual sociology. Her commitment to social equity informs a transformative worldview and involvement with grassroots initiatives in Haiti and North America. Her deep passion for justice stems from her background in working with and supporting vulnerable communities over the past decade. She currently sits on the board of BlackSpace, a Black urbanist collective of architects, planners, and artists, that strive for environments that recognize, affirm, and amplify Black agency, discourse, and thought. Through her participation in parallel academic and professional spheres, she has built formidable skills in transnational planning, intersectional feminism, and environmental justice.
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I have 25 years of experience in HR Management, Training.Consultancy and Life Coaching .
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