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Leslie Ellis is a change advisor and CEO of Meaningful Change Consulting, a certified woman-owned business. With over 20 years of experience, she has led successful change initiatives across 47 clients in 42 countries, positively impacting 850,000+ stakeholders globally. Leslie specializes in complex global engineered products, energy services, and utilities, focusing on culture change, business reinvention, and digital transformations. She is a Certified Change Management Professional (CCMP™) and recognized as one of 2023's Top 50 Most Dynamic Women in the Charlotte Region. Leslie's proprietary approach leverages co-active leadership, human-centered design, and conscious business principles.
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I’m a Professor of Practice, global strategy and innovation executive, and co-author of the upcoming book “The Kansal Clunker: The Car that Rebuilt Us”, which comes out in December 2025, a memoir written with my son, Neil Kansal. I’ve spent most of my career in leadership roles across Fortune 500 companies, advising organizations on how to navigate transformation at the crossroads of technology, healthcare, and human behavior. In the summer of 2020, during the height of the pandemic, I began a personal journey that I never saw coming. My teenage son wanted to learn how to drive a manual car. We didn’t have one, but we found a beat-up 1998 Acura Integra, bought it for $5,000, and decided to rebuild it together. What started as a simple DIY project turned into a life-changing experience. As we worked on that car, we ended up rebuilding parts of ourselves too. That journey reshaped how I think about leadership, growth, and what it takes to move forward during uncertain times. Now, I connect the narrative of that journey with the real-world challenges of leading teams and show C-suite executives how the principles behind personal transformation can be applied to organizational leadership in the face of disruption. And today, the greatest disruption many leaders are grappling with is artificial intelligence. AI can optimize processes, scale output, and predict outcomes with astonishing speed. But what it cannot do is provide purpose, empathy, or moral judgment. The Integra project taught me this: while technology is a powerful partner, the human role is to create meaning in the midst of change. Leaders must go beyond efficiency and ask, what uniquely human value am I bringing when the algorithm has done its part? This talk (which I will co-present with Neil) is about what we learned on that road trip: how fixing something broken, whether it’s a car, a business, or a relationship, begins with a courageous choice to step into the unknown and grow from there. I believe the way we respond when life falls apart tells us more about who we are as leaders than any title or strategy ever could. Our talk is rooted in a personal story that began with an old clunker, a teenage dream, and a shared desire to do something meaningful during a time when the world felt stuck. Over the course of a year, my son and I faced all kinds of setbacks and learned unexpected lessons while rebuilding that car and preparing for a 5,000-mile road trip. What we learned along the way changed how I see leadership. You don’t have to have a grand plan to initiate transformation. You don’t have to know exactly how or when things will fall into place. As a leader, you just have to take the leap, build the skills as you go, stay relentlessly committed through the hard parts, and lead your team with empathy.
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Jen Aly is a TEDx speaker, prosperity coach, and business strategist who transforms entrepreneurial burnout into sustainable freedom. With over two decades of coaching experience, she specializes in guiding creative and holistic business owners away from exhausting "hustle culture" models toward businesses that genuinely support their vision and lifestyle. Through her signature Freedom & Flow Framework™, Jen masterfully bridges strategic business acumen with authentic leadership—showing entrepreneurs how to align their operations with their values, build a confident relationship with money, and lead from a place of flow rather than force. Her presentations deliver the rare combination of actionable business strategy and inspirational transformation, leaving audiences both energized and equipped to build businesses that generate prosperity without sacrificing joy.
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Amy Lay, known as The INVINCIBILITY Coach, is a mental and performance coach based in New Mexico and Austin, offering elite personal coaching, public speaking, and retreats. Her coaching philosophy centers on five pillars: Physical, Mental, Behavioral, Nutritional, and Environmental, guiding clients toward transformative change. A voracious researcher of everything, Amy helps individuals, groups, and businesses build confidence and an invincible mindset, reframing their past, understanding their present, and developing tools for a better future. Her diverse clientele includes rock stars, actors, top-tier AI enterprise hotshots, business professionals, and university students. She has also collaborated with an alternative care clinic in Albuquerque to address wellness issues like sleep, anxiety, pain, and inflammation. Amy has a global outreach, but operates primarily in the southwest. Feel free to check out her YouTube channel to get a great feel for her presentation style and personality. Amy is a refreshing voice...check her out. For more details, visit her website at theinvincibilitycoach.com or check her LinkedIn profile for additional professional insights. Also check out Amy’s book, You Are INVINCIBLE, on Amazon. Pro-tip: The hardback is the “Director’s Cut”
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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
"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
Lonnie Weaver-Johnson is the co-founder of Sticky Agile, a company dedicated to helping leaders build stronger cultures with thriving teams. Through coaching, training, and real-world guidance, she focuses on growing strong, high-performing teams, building emotionally intelligent leadership, and creating collaborative workplaces where people excel. In addition to her work with organizations, Lonnie is a sought-after public speaker. She regularly presents at conferences and events on topics such as Agile leadership, team dynamics, resilience, conflict resolution, and her favorite topic, receiving and taking action on tough feedback. She uses humor to deliver practical advice to every audience through her warm and authentic delivery style.
$1,501 - $5,000
Angie T is an award-winning emcee, corporate host, and speaker with nearly a decade of experience engaging audiences across conferences, conventions, and brand activations. Known for her poise, adaptability, and signature energy, she has guided executive panels, multi-day programs, fundraisers, and national launches with clarity and confidence. Her background as a former radio personality and podcast host sharpened her ability to connect with diverse audiences, both live and virtual, while her role as co-author of the Amazon best-seller Bars & Beats: Ladies of the Night showcases her commitment to amplifying authentic voices in entertainment. Beyond the mic, Angie is the founder of G.L.O.W. (Girls Learning Our Worth™), a school-based mentorship program that empowers young girls in confidence, hygiene, and leadership. Whether delivering keynotes, moderating panels, or hosting high-profile events, Angie blends professionalism with personality to create experiences that resonate long after the applause.
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I’m a motivational speaker and storyteller who inspires people to show up courageously in their lives, careers, and dreams. From navigating solo travel to building global communities and leading in the AI space, my journey reflects resilience, creativity, and purpose. I share stories and lessons that spark confidence, encourage risk-taking, and remind audiences that ordinary decisions can lead to extraordinary outcomes.
$251 - $1,500
Mo Kanjilal is Founder & Director at Edge Of Difference, a diversity and inclusion company. After a career in international technology corporations leading global teams, Mo progressed to Senior Leadership roles where she focused on creating diverse, inclusive teams. After working in smaller companies on similar initiatives, she started focusing on delivering training on diversity, equity and inclusion to companies in 2020. Mo is a TEDx Speaker, Charity board Trustee, a Non-Exec Director, and an Author. She was named as a Top 100 Female Entrepreneur 2026 by Small Business Britain.
$1,501 - $5,000
I am Jonathon Grantham, a technology leader, entrepreneur, and author of The Corporate Sociopath Handbook. My career has spanned over two decades across Australia and the United Kingdom, where I have directed large-scale ICT programs, managed multi-disciplinary teams, and delivered enterprise-level solutions for global brands including Coca-Cola, Jameson Whiskey, and Volvo. As Director at Nexoid, I drive product management and enterprise solutions development, leveraging my expertise in IT transformation, change management, and digital strategy. Previously I led roles as ICT Director, Project Director, and Consultant, consistently steering organisations through complex challenges while delivering measurable improvements in business performance. Beyond technology, I have cultivated a deep interest in the psychology of corporate culture. My book distills years of observation into an exploration of “corporate sociopathy” — how toxic leadership styles emerge, how they damage organisations, and how individuals can identify, protect themselves, and drive change. I have worked with universities, researchers, and global enterprises, blending analytical rigor with practical experience. On stage and on podcasts, I translate this mix of technical and organisational knowledge into clear, engaging discussions that challenge audiences to rethink leadership, ethics, and the modern workplace. Key speaking themes include: Recognising and navigating toxic workplace behaviors Corporate leadership, ethics, and culture reform Digital transformation and innovation in complex organisations Lessons from global projects across finance, eCommerce, and enterprise IT My talks are evidence-based, thought-provoking, and practical, offering audiences both insights and actionable takeaways. If you are looking for a guest or speaker who can bridge the worlds of technology, leadership, and human behavior, I bring both credibility and lived experience.
$251 - $1,500
Shelley Perry is an experienced ScaleUp CEO, board member, and operating partner with over 20 years in high-growth SaaS. She’s led multiple VC and PE-backed companies through aggressive growth, turnaround, and exit. Shelley is the founder of ScaleLogix, a platform built for first-time growth-stage CEOs. She speaks directly to the pain of scaling: broken orgs, board pressure, and product drift.
$5,001 - $10,000