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Here you will find keynote speakers, who all are able to talk about PTSD. Click on the individual keynote speakers and read more about them and their keynotes.
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Liz McConaghy
Transform your corporate mindset with Liz McConaghy, decorated veteran and Defense Woman of the Year 2023. Her keynotes ignite resilience and team synergy.
UK
Transform your event with Liz McConaghy, a seasoned veteran and Woman of the Year 2023 nominee. Experience compelling keynotes that inspire resilience, leadership, and organizational...
Kieran Tompsett
Resilience in Business: Kieran Tompsett's inspiring journey from setback to success inspires teams to thrive in the face of adversity.
UK
Looking to ignite a fire of motivation and drive at your next event? Look no further than Keynote Speaker Kieran Tompsett, the renowned motivational speaker who leaves a lasting impact on audiences worldwide. With his captivating storytelling and...
Maja Kazazic
Despite her shocking backstory and the loss of her leg, Maja shows that it's still possible to remain positive and to succeed in overcoming any obstacle with percevernce and teamwork.
USA
Maja Kazazic was only 16 years old when a grenade detonated in her families courtyard during the Bosnian war, a genocide that killed 250,000 people and injured millions more. 5 of her friends died in the blast, and Maja was left with her legs...
Ferry Zandvliet
Terrorist attack survivor shows how to change a traumatic event into something positive and describes how sharing grief and talking about it is a form of therapy that can be a liberating experience.
Netherlands
Ferry's outlook on life changed as a result of another traumatic experience, the terrorist attack at the Bataclan in Paris, in November, 2015. Instead of becoming angry and feeling sorry for himself, his experience taught him to reach out and help...