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Dan is a published author, successful community builder and one of the highest-endorsed individuals on LinkedIn. His networking keynote talks...
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Originally from Cameroon and raised in New York City, I am a DC-based workers’ rights advocate who is passionate about...
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Tayvon Jackson is a Financial Advisor for New Perspective Financial Solutions. An advocate for supporting financial literacy in the community,...
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Kurt E. Gray is the owner and principal consultant of KEG Consulting LLC and a former Director of Driver Education...
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Jailyn Powell is a 9-year Navy veteran, certified life coach, and mental health advocate for all military veterans. Through coaching,...
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Dr. Anne Berkeley has a private practice in Washington DC specializing in naturopathic and functional medicine. She is Board Certified...
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Bob Graham helps participants hold up what he calls the "Authority Mirror" to help teams build cohesion, confidence and consistency across their organization. By learning how to align every message with shared purpose, teams find new clarity, opportunity and success. Rather than a lecture or PowerPoint presentation, Graham will ask participants will to use his framework and insights from one
Why overwork persists even when you "know better" — and what it's actually protecting. Burnout is typically framed as overwork. A capacity problem. A resilience gap. What if exhaustion isn’t the result of working too hard — and is instead the symptom of something more fundamental? In this keynote, Kafi Joseph introduces a reframe: Burnout = Threatened Safety × Limited
Mixing stories with light humor, Dan shares how to build a networking community through systematically managing network contacts from the point of simple awareness through a series of measurable milestones. Dan's networking system is adaptable to virtually any set of circumstances. His presentation can be customized for audience members who interactively learn how to build their networking community and how
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