Free Speakers Washington D.C. is a pro bono speakers bureau for the Washington metropolitan area, including District of Columbia and the surrounding suburban cities in Maryland and Virginia. All speakers give free presentations. This service is 100% FREE to groups that need speakers.
FreeSpeakers.org is a pro bono speaker’s bureau for Washington D.C. and the surrounding suburbs. All speakers give free presentations. This means there is no charge, no honorarium, no mileage costs. This service is 100% FREE to groups needing speakers.
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The difference between those who lead and those who inspire is story. Most leaders, sales and marketing teams, customer service...
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Benjamin Schnau is an established sales and business development executive and public speaker with two decades of experience who worked...
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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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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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Dominique is a first-generation immigrant from Angola who has forged his path through code, land, and a multitude of lessons...
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Martin Vendemia, BCH, MNLP is a Board Certified Hypnotist, Master NLP Practitioner and Coach. He has been helping the community...
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Never before have we experienced stress as we do today. With advances in technology and the increasing pace of modern life, stress levels are high. Our bodies are trying to help us out, but we are not meant to be under stress all the time. Although we cannot escape it completely, there are proactive steps that we can take to
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
The Respectful Workplace Training is a comprehensive program designed to help organizations create and maintain positive, inclusive, and legally compliant work environments. This engaging workplace training equips employees and managers with the skills to identify, address, and prevent discrimination and harassment, microaggressions and unconscious bias, bullying, toxic workplace behavior, and sexual harassment. By strengthening awareness of unconscious biases and providing
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