Speaking

Rebecca has keynoted several conferences, and spoken to a wide range of audiences, from intimate meetups to a group of more than two-thousand innovators.

Contact Rebecca to see how she can inspire your organization.

Past speaking engagements include
Google, United Women in Business, GW’s Women in Business Conference, University of Maryland’s School of Business, DC Lean Startup Circle, DC Tech Meetup, Young Nonprofit Professionals Network, DC Young Entrepreneurs, PMA Digital Shopper Marketing Summit, Madison Magnet Young Professionals, Career Development Professionals of Indiana Keynote, Web 2.0 Expo.

Sample topics
Career development, lean startup methodology, entrepreneurship, social media marketing, generation y, personal branding.

“Just wanted to drop a note to say how much I enjoyed last night’s presentation. My friend and I agreed that it was the single most useful after-work event in our four years in DC. I hope you present again to other groups on the topic– it was such good information, and you obviously did a lot to prepare.”
– Katharine Pelzer, The Intentional Quarterly

“Rebecca has been a tremendous asset to United Women in Business (UWIB). She spoke candidly to 250 DC women through two UWIB events on women’s entrepreneurship and negotiations. The energy, fresh ‘straight-talk’ advice, and readily applicable insight she brings into each presentation has excited and educated our members in high-impact ways. Due to Rebecca’s inspiration and know-how, many women walked away with insight that drove them to start their own business or negotiate a raise. She is a pleasure to work with in every aspect, and we consider her a true friend to UWIB.”
– Ashley Wells, Deloitte, UWIB

“Rebecca was able to relate to our members in a very real way and offered tons of insight on best practices that have worked for her within the sphere of personal branding. Her breadth of knowledge and awesome enthusiasm is exactly what we look for in our panelists. Needless to say, we were thrilled with her contribution.”
– Anna Sebok, NPR, YNPN