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Tsvety Roo is an international speaker, entrepreneur, storyteller, and global traveler who helps people move from loneliness, self-doubt, and disconnection to confidence, connection, and self-trust. A dual EU-U.S. citizen, Tsvety brings a global perspective shaped by years of living, working, and traveling across cultures. Her talks explore belonging, resilience, personal transformation, reinvention, and the courage to create a life that feels fully aligned. Having appeared on more than 30 podcasts, Tsvety is known for combining powerful storytelling with practical insights that inspire audiences to embrace change, trust themselves, and navigate life's biggest transitions with confidence. Based in Europe and frequently traveling to the United States for speaking engagements and professional opportunities, Tsvety is available for conferences, podcasts, workshops, and events worldwide. Her mission is simple: help people feel less alone—and more alive.
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For more than 25 years as a Registered Nurse working in high-acuity environments, Annie Athmer learned that waiting for outcomes was never an option. Intervention happened based on signal. Today Annie translates that same pattern recognition into a practical and transferable lens that helps individuals, teams, and organizations recognize early indicators of drift, compensation, and hidden strain before visible outcomes force the conversation. Her work sits at the intersection of systems thinking, decision architecture, human behavior, and organizational transformation.
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In Richmond, Virginia, Markita Brooks is a Speaker, Author, Coach, CEO, President, and Ministry Leader who helps people and organizations reclaim identity and move from wounded patterns to wholeness. Her work centers on inner healing, leadership formation, and practical transformation that strengthens individuals, teams, and communities from the inside out. Markita guides leaders and groups through reconciliation, alignment, and vision that can be sustained over time. By combining teaching, coaching, and Kingdom-minded leadership principles, she supports organizations and regions as they develop resilient leaders, restore relationships, and create shared direction that transforms culture and impact.
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Author & Filmmaker; High School Teacher, Business Owner, Retired Army Veteran, 12-Step program leader
Asheville, North Carolina
As an award-winning author, Filmmaker, Singer / Songwriter, current high school teacher, Business Owner, Retired Army Veteran, 12-Step program leader, and experienced youth pastor, Jason Tremko helps people see what they couldn’t see before, especially when the struggle is hidden. Based in Asheville, North Carolina, he draws from real-world experience, research-backed insight, and powerful storytelling to help individuals, families, and communities confront difficult truths, break destructive patterns, and move toward lasting transformation. Through talks, film presentations, and the message behind The Green Glitch: What’s Behind the Devil’s Lettuce, Jason equips audiences to recognize the concealed impact of modern substance use, with a focus on high-potency THC, and how it can shape motivation, identity, and mental clarity. He helps people notice early warning signs in themselves, their children, or their communities, break through denial and cultural normalization, and take practical steps toward recovery, purpose, and personal responsibility—creating moments of realization where students, parents, and leaders finally connect the dots and act.
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Author, Meet Me at the Ruins
Washington, United States
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Luna Westish (pen name) is an author and publishing strategist helping writers design an environment where creativity and productivity can actually thrive. Based in Washington, she blends practical guidance with empathetic realism to help authors reduce friction, build sustainable writing routines, and protect their mental energy from burnout. Her work spans wide self-publishing and library access, translating author goals into clear publishing steps that improve discoverability and reach. Luna also writes about neurodivergence, ADHD, and mental health in both business and fiction, offering readers and fellow authors grounded insight into how to plan, market, and tell stories with authenticity and support.
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Steven Underwood is an author and cultural commentator based in Sherman Oaks, California, helping organizations, universities, and creative communities understand the intersection of culture, digital media, and modern storytelling. He supports aspiring creators, writers, and brands in drawing from historical inspiration, building complex lore, and translating ideas seamlessly across mediums, with a particular focus on unpacking the new Black digital arts renaissance and the craft of immersive world-building. As a writer and cultural expert, Steven equips audiences to decode today’s creative landscape through actionable storytelling frameworks and culturally aware analysis. Whether he’s speaking to emerging writers, corporate teams, or pop-culture enthusiasts, he facilitates critical conversations about representation in media and literature, helping institutions and communities cultivate spaces that are genuinely inclusive—so every audience leaves with a shifted perspective on how culture shapes our digital and artistic worlds.
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Using storytelling grounded in historical research, I translate the medieval past into practical, joyful lessons that can make our modern lives better, helping us to think more clearly, live with more purpose, and handle life’s challenges with steadier hearts. As a writer, podcaster, TEDx speaker, and former college professor, I've been making medieval history fun, entertaining, and accessible for millions of people across the globe for the past two decades. My books, articles, videos, and weekly podcasts have been used as resources in schools and universities from Oxford to Harvard and everywhere in between, making me one of the most recognized voices in Medieval Studies in the world. My mission is not just to share a love of one of the most fascinating eras in history, but to to explore our common humanity across time, in all its messy, complex beauty. When I'm not reading, writing, or recording, you can find me drinking tea, doing Krav Maga, or sometimes building a backyard trebuchet.
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Jessica McNaull is an executive strategist, author, and transformational speaker who believes leadership begins with being brave enough to be human. With more than two decades of experience leading operations, partnerships, and revenue strategy across global experiential brands, Jessica built and scaled high-performing teams while managing multimillion-dollar portfolios and enterprise relationships. She is known for translating big vision into disciplined execution and for driving measurable growth in complex, multi-stakeholder environments. Behind the professional success, however, is a deeply human story of resilience. After navigating significant personal health challenges, reinvention, and unexpected career shifts, Jessica turned her journey into a movement through her book, Barbies & Battle Scars, a #1 Amazon New Release. In it, she explores the intersection of ambition, mental health, identity, and the courage required to rebuild when life fractures. Jessica’s speaking engagements blend humor, candor, and practical frameworks that help audiences move from setback to strategy. Whether addressing corporate leaders or entrepreneurs, she delivers a powerful message: hardship does not disqualify you. It refines you. In addition to her leadership and resilience work, Jessica has been a dedicated animal rescue advocate for over 25 years and currently serves on the board of a nonprofit organization. Animal advocacy and rescue work are deeply personal passions, and she welcomes opportunities to speak to pet industry professionals, veterinary groups, nonprofit leaders, and advocacy organizations. Her talks in this space focus on mission-driven leadership, sustainable rescue operations, compassion fatigue, and building purpose-driven communities within the animal welfare ecosystem. Her mission is simple: to help people step into purpose, lead with authenticity, and build lives they do not need to escape from.
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Conflict ROI Architect: Navigating Dark Personalities, Intersectionality, and the Future of Human Work
Portland, Oregon
Conflict isn't just a communication breakdown; it’s a neural one. Most leaders treat conflict as an inevitable cost of doing business, but in reality, it’s a massive leak in your productivity. On average, every employee loses 2.8 hours per week navigating workplace friction. For a mid-sized team, that is hundreds of hours of paid time annually drained by everything from everyday misunderstandings and toxic personalities to the complexities of disability accommodations and the stress of adopting new technology. For owners and HR directors, that is a staggering amount of lost capital and human potential. As a 3x TEDx speaker and conflict resolution architect, I show organizations how to reclaim that time. My work is built on a proprietary neural framework: Processing (Neural) + Interpretation (Conflict) + Behavior (Resolution) By training teams to understand that processing is physiological and interpretation is where conflict takes hold, I provide a clear path to behavioral resolution that scales. Beyond standard skills training, I specialize in high-stakes intersections: from disability belonging and trauma-informed leadership to my specialized series on skillful termination and more. Backed by a track record of developing trainings that help businesses reduce costs and improve ROI, including speaking engagements at SHRM and SIOP, I am currently bridging the gap between human psychology and innovation. I am leading a team to develop an AI framework designed to dismantle systems of oppression and boost human effectiveness. My goal is simple: I transform those 2.8 hours of lost time and the stress it brings into skillful interactions that reduce costs, protect your culture, and produce an ROI that makes sense.
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Historian & Cultural Memory Speaker | Nonprofit and Cultural Strategy Consultant
Silver Spring, Maryland
Based in Silver Spring, Maryland, I am a historian and cultural memory speaker dedicated to helping organizations and audiences connect with history in meaningful ways. My work centers on exploring the complexities of cultural memory, Holocaust history, and genealogy, illuminating how these narratives shape individual and collective identity. By weaving rigorous historical research with compelling storytelling, I create engaging talks that resonate deeply, emphasizing why understanding our past remains crucial in today's world. As a nonprofit and cultural strategy consultant, I collaborate with organizations to develop strategies that integrate historical insights and cultural narratives into their outreach and programming. My passion lies in harnessing the power of storytelling to foster community, inspire reflection, and encourage dialogue, making history accessible and relevant to diverse audiences across the United States.
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Speaker, International Certified Life Coach | Mental Health First Aid Instructor | Community Leadership Advocate Executive Director & Consultant specializing in Holistic Wellness, Emotional Intelligence, and Corporate Resilience.
Springdale, Arkansas
Arisbeth Garcia, CHW | Bilingual Keynote Speaker, Executive Life Coach, and Community Advocate: Empowering communities through resilience, emotional intelligence, and strategic leadership. With over 20 years of experience spanning the legal, educational, and non-profit sectors, Arisbeth Garcia (known professionally as "La Ticher") is a dynamic bilingual speaker dedicated to bridging the gap between community needs and emotional well-being. As the Deputy Director of Arkansas United and Founder of ALAS Health and Wellness, Arisbeth has mastered the art of delivering high-impact messages that resonate with both corporate executives and grassroots community members. Her unique background as a former attorney and career educator in Mexico—combined with her extensive work in community advocacy in the U.S.—enables her to address complex topics—such as mental health stigma, immigrant rights, and workforce development—with unparalleled cultural sensitivity. Arisbeth doesn't just speak; she provides tangible tools—such as her "Pulsos de Vida" framework—to help audiences achieve emotional regulation and professional growth. Keynote Topics 1. Breaking the Stigma: Mental Health in the Hispanic Community Ideal for: Health conferences, non-profit organizations, and educational institutions. Description: A deep dive into the cultural nuances of mental health, providing strategies to combat stigma and foster emotional resilience in diverse settings. 2. Leadership with "ALAS": Soaring Toward Professional Excellence Ideal for: Corporate wellness programs, leadership retreats, and professional associations. Description: Drawing on her experience as an executive and coach, Arisbeth shares a framework for leading with empathy, emotional intelligence, and strategic vision. 3. Community Advocacy and Strategic Partnerships Ideal for: Government agencies and community-based organizations. Description: How to build state-level coalitions and formalize alliances that generate lasting social impact for underserved populations. 4. Emotional Intelligence for Youth and Educators Ideal for: School districts and youth-serving organizations. Description: Focused on suicide prevention, anti-bullying efforts, and stress management, this talk equips educators and youth with the skills necessary to navigate the emotional challenges of modern life. Speaker Details Languages: Spanish (Native), English (Professional). Areas of Expertise: Emotional intelligence, life coaching, public health, non-profit leadership, mental health first aid. Honors: 2023 Community Champion of the Year (ALBA). Format: Keynote speeches, interactive workshops, panel moderation, virtual training sessions. Areas of Expertise: Crisis intervention and family advocacy Emotional intelligence and self-leadership Bicultural community outreach and social impact Educational leadership and organizational psychology Mental Health First Aid Emotional intelligence Wellness and quality of life Burnout prevention Stress management Self-care Resilience Corporate wellness Leadership development Soft skills Conflict resolution Employee engagement Bicultural leadership Community empowerment Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Hispanic and Latinx community outreach Non-profit leadership Social impact Domestic violence awareness Educational leadership Women's empowerment Parent and youth support
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Liberation Framework Builder · Author · Community Advocate · Healing Generational Fear Through Science, Theology & Lived Truth
Buffalo, New York
I am Amercia Morris, a Liberation Framework Builder, Author, and Community Advocate based in Buffalo, New York. My work is dedicated to healing generational fear through the integration of science, theology, and lived truth. With over thirty years of experience, I help individuals, communities, and organizations break the cycle of inherited trauma, fear-based theology, and systemic conditioning that stifles true living. I draw on neuroscience, liberation theology, and personal testimony to show that the fear many believe defines them was actually installed by external forces and can be overcome. Through keynotes, workshops, panels, and organizational consulting, I focus on four core areas: Generational Trauma and Healing, Identity Reclamation and Liberation, Racial Bias and Systemic Advocacy, and Community Impact and Social Change. I am the author of nine books, including "Unchained Mind: A Liberation Philosophy for Breaking Generational Fear and Reclaiming Divine Purpose," and the founder of Luxorae and the WNY Community Impact Collective, both serving underserved communities on Buffalo's East Side. My frameworks are born from lived experience and community engagement, not theory, ensuring authentic, impactful change.
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