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Brad Eickhoff is a dynamic person. Having faced many hurdles in life (including cancer, stroke, depression and suicide attempts), Brad has found a way to take those difficult times and focus his energy on creative and entertaining adventures. Instead of being brought down by life events, Brad has seized the opportunity and made the best of things.
$251 - $1,500
Individuals and organisations have enjoyed a vast increase in resilience and their understanding thereof, as a result of hearing Roger's keynote speeches and attending his workshops. Roger draws on his own experiences of being an attempted murder survivor himself, and helps every member of his audience see how the tools, techniques and methodologies he has used, to give him the resilience to overcome this can benefit them too. This can be in their personal lives, businesses or careers. Within Roger's talk he shares how he has developed such a level of personal resilience that despite sustaining lifelong disabilities, he now sees being an attempted murder victim as one of the best things to happen to him, in my life, ever! To find out more, please get in touch with Roger and let's see how he can help you.
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Lydia X. Z. Brown (they/them) is a disability justice advocate, organizer, educator, attorney, strategist, and writer whose work has largely focused on violence against multiply-marginalized disabled people, especially institutionalization, incarceration, and policing. They have worked to advance transformative change through organizing in the streets, writing legislation, conducting anti-ableism workshops, testifying at regulatory and policy hearings, and disrupting institutional complacency everywhere from the academy to state agencies and the nonprofit-industrial complex. Currently, Lydia is co-leading the project on disability rights and algorithmic fairness at the Institute for Technology Law and Policy at Georgetown University Law Center, and supporting the Autistic Women and Nonbinary Network’s public policy advocacy. In collaboration with E. Ashkenazy and Morénike Giwa Onaiwu, Lydia is also co-editor and visionary behind All the Weight of Our Dreams, the first-ever anthology of writings and artwork by autistic people of color and otherwise negatively racialized autistic people, published by AWN. Lydia is Founder and Director of the Fund for Community Reparations for Autistic People of Color’s Interdependence, Survival, and Empowerment, which provides direct support, mutual aid, and community reparations to individual autistic people of color. Lydia is also a founding board member of the Alliance for Citizen-Directed Services. Lydia was the 2018-2019 Justice Catalyst Fellow at the Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law, working on defending and advancing the educational civil rights of Maryland students with psychosocial, intellectual, and developmental disabilities facing various forms of disproportionate discipline, restraint and seclusion, and school pushout. They also recently completed a term as Chairperson of the Massachusetts Developmental Disabilities Council, serving in that role from 2015 to 2017 as the youngest appointee nationally to chair any state developmental disabilities council. They also designed and taught a course on critical disability theory, public policy, and intersectional social movements as a Visiting Lecturer at Tufts University’s Experimental College. Previously, Lydia served as TASH New England’s co-president and its stakeholder representative to the Massachusetts One Care Implementation Council overseeing health care for people who are dually eligible for Medicaid and Medicare. They were formerly staff at the Autistic Self Advocacy Network for several years, working on programs and policy matters. They have also been a Holley Law Fellow at the National LGBTQ Task Force, and a Patricia Morrissey Disability Policy Fellow at the Institute for Educational Leadership.
$1,501 - $5,000
In life, success is not what we're after. What we're really going after is a sense of fulfillment. We want to be happy with the lives we have made for ourselves. We want to feel fulfilled as husbands and wives, sons and daughters. We want to feel accomplished in our careers. We want to feel that what we are doing in this world is making a difference. We want to feel like we matter. As a former college baseball player, I learned countless lessons through the game. Among many smaller ones, my biggest take away from my career is how I define success. I was able to shift my values from external to internal, which allowed me to become the player I always wanted to become. I was able to end my career genuinely fulfilled, and that is something that I am incredibly proud to have done. This is a practice that I continue to use in my everyday life. While my background is in baseball, the lessons I have learned through the game have applications far beyond it. I want to help you redefine success in order to find your true fulfillment. I believe that everything needed to succeed is already inside us; it is just a matter of flipping the switch. You can read more on this topic in my book, Flipping the Switch: How to Redefine Success to Find True Fulfillment. For more, visit my website www.sbenfagan.com
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Cindy is just a mom that realized so many in the church are struggling with mental wellness. She felt like sharing her story of giving over her struggles to Jesus could help another life. She shares her story of the ups and downs through the years. How finally laying it all down to God saved her, her marriage and her sanity.
$1,501 - $5,000
A working actor and commercial model based in Los Angeles. He runs 1000 Failures Media - Podcast platform for creatives, entrepreneurs and dreamers. "Becoming an Actor" is a top podcast for artists getting into the entertainment industry. Darrius is a motvaitonal speaker and recently gave a keynote at the Money 20/20 Fintech Conference in Las Vegas - "Why Unicorns aren't built in a day" His story coming to America from Trinidad with is dreams led him to running one of the top marketing and promotional events companies in Manhattan and popular restaarant called Pearl's in Brooklyn.
$251 - $1,500
Andrew Blotky an author, leadership and communications expert, and experienced yoga teacher. His book, "Honestly Speaking: How the Way We Communicate Transforms Leadership, Love, and Life" was published in 2019. Currently he is the CEO and founder of Azure Leadership Group, a consulting and executive coaching company focused on leadership, organizational culture, and effective communications. Andrew’s work focuses on helping leaders and the teams they lead in key moments build and evolve successful, inclusive, vibrant organizations, and on empowering leaders the most effective leaders they can be. From 2013 to 2018, Andrew created and led the global employee communications team at Facebook, as the company grew from 5,000 to 30,000 employees during a time of unprecedented change and impact. Andrew started his career in politics and public policy, as an intern in the White House Office of Presidential Speechwriting, and later as a communications leader for various elected officials in the U.S. House, U.S. Senate, and the San Francisco Mayor’s office. Before joining Facebook, he spent several years in Washington, DC building and leading the legal policy and communications program at the Center for American Progress, where he partnered with the Obama Administration and progressive advocates nationally on building groundbreaking education and advocacy campaigns focused the U.S. courts and judges as a political issue. He previously was also an adjunct professor at Stanford University, where he created and taught University courses on effective advocacy in the political process. Andrew holds a B.A. and a J.D. from Stanford University and is a member of the California State Bar. He is a graduate of the Modern Elder Academy and is a longtime student and teacher of yoga (RYT-500).
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I'm an experienced people leader and accomplished management consultant who has planted roots in the talent space. My focus is in executive coaching across industries and team assessment in venture capital. I'm forever in pursuit of perspective and passionate about collaborating with senior leaders on meaningful, people-related topics. | Topics I speak to: + Leadership + Vulnerability + Psychological safety and trust + Self-care and renewal + Personal leadership + Coaching skills + Conflict resolution + Influencing skills + Managing change and transformation + Talent assessment | My background: + Van Vogt Partners and Jason R. Waller Executive Coaching, Director; team assessment and leadership development, with a focus on venture capital and startups + McKinsey & Company, Manager; led a product with multi-million dollar P&L and led consulting engagement across a range of industries and functions + US Army, Officer, Advisor, and Team Leader; served in combat arms and military intelligence with deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq over 15 years + Yale School of Management, MBA + University of Michigan, BA in Economics | Other passions: + In the process of recording a folk music album + Working to publish a children’s book + Traveled to 80 countries across 6 continents, ambition to see most of the countries of the world
$1,501 - $5,000
🔥 Meet Tracie Root – Your Guide to Living Boldly! 🔥 Some people wait for life to happen. Tracie Root makes life happen. After a devastating loss turned her world upside down, Tracie didn’t just rebuild—she reinvented herself. She faced financial crisis, single parenthood, and uncertainty head-on, choosing bold action over fear. What emerged was a woman on a mission—to help others step into their power, take charge of their future, and create success on their terms. For thirteen years, Tracie has inspired and coached women entrepreneurs nationwide, guiding them to break through barriers and build structured, sustainable, and thriving businesses. As the visionary force behind The Gather Community, she transformed in-person events into a powerful nationwide movement, connecting ambitious women who are ready to go all in. Whether she’s lighting up the stage as a speaker, leading game-changing masterminds, or championing women to take BOLD, decisive action, Tracie’s energy is contagious. When she’s not coaching or speaking, you’ll find her soaking up the Santa Cruz sunshine with her husband and their four-legged sidekick. 💡 Are you ready to think bigger, dream bolder, and take action? Then Tracie Root is the woman you need to meet! Now Tracie helps women remember their best selves. For almost a decade, she has been serving and supporting clients around the country to SET and to GET their goals in health, in life, and in business. With the founding of Gather in 2019 and its expansion in 2020, she took her own goal-getting advice and created a community of like minded women who are growing and thriving together. Tracie serves women around the US in her group programs and in the Gather community to expand their thoughts and dreams to live their BOLD life! Tracie is an engaging and enthusiastic speaker. Audience members take away the belief that they can do ANYTHING! Tracie speaks frequently on cultivating optimal health and well-being, goal-setting and strategy, entrepreneurship, overcoming tragedy and loss, and other personal development topics. Tracie lives in Santa Cruz, CA, is married to her best friend and they are raising two teens and a dog.
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I am dedicated to helping you overcome the anxieties, worries and self-doubts that keep us all from achieving our highest potential. Fed up with the fear, anxiety and self-doubt that got in the way of the life I wanted to live I set out to find a better way. Now I share what I've learned through my books, workshops, keynotes and blogs. I'm a provocative, inspiring and disruptive writer, speaker and change agent. I make hard topics accessible and help people enjoy the expansion of their comfort zones. I firmly believe that your parachute can’t open till after you’ve jumped out of the plane.
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French entrepreneur and writer, Herve Kabla has helped shape the corporate social media industry in France. He developed the digital agency Else & Bang, and co-founded a french digital media for asset managers, The Daily Finance. He belongs to the french APM pool of experts, and has written half a dozen books about communication, marketing and digitalization.
$1,501 - $5,000
Brian Peterson-Roest has been a 5th grade teacher at Musson Elementary School in Rochester Hills for 20 years. He has a masters and specialist degree in Educational Leadership/Administration from Oakland University and is an Adjunct Professor. Brian was personally honored by President Barack Obama for receiving the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (2012). He was also a recipient of the Michigan Science Teacher of the Year Award (2011), and the Humanex Excellence in Teaching Award (2015). Brian founded the non-profit organization Bees in the D. Bees in the D is devoted to the education and conservation of Honey Bees and other pollinators in the Detroit area. The organization has 160 hives at 52 different locations in Southeast Michigan and offers many workshops and classes throughout the Detroit area that share about the importance and misconceptions of Honey Bees and pollinators.
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