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Speakers on love
Chris Singleton
Keynote speaker Chris Singleton delivers a moving message on resilience, forgiveness, and unity that strengthens teams and inspires lasting change.USA
Joel Manby
Transform your leadership approach with Joel Manby, renowned CEO and author of Love Works. Learn how love-based leadership drives success.USA
Dawn Maslar
One of the most-followed dating experts, Dawn Maslar, MS, is the go-to when looking for an authority on love and relationship matters.USA
Dr. Alexandra Solomon
Clinical Psychologist, Clinical Assistant Professor and Author.USA
Erik & Emily Orton
Authors, dreamers, and inspirational speakers sharing their journey through the Caribbean keys to successful changeUSA
Trent Shelton
Trent Shelton is a powerful voice in purpose and performance, challenging people to stop playing small and start leading their lives with intent.USA
Jonathan Adler
Award-winning designer and tastemaker Jonathan Adler inspires with his journey from pottery passion to global brand, creating luxe interiors.USA
Deya Smith-Taylor
Experience Deya Smith-Taylor's expertise in well-being and self-empowerment. Elevate your team's potential with her corporate workplace insights.USA
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About the topic: Love
In literature, art and music love is often described as quite simply the very best that life itself has to offer the human race.
But love can also be complicated when it falls apart or does not seem to work. And oh, then oh, what does one indeed do?
How is love portrayed in art and culture? And in advertisement as well? Is it an honest portrayal, or perhaps sometimes quite the contrary?
Keynote speakers dealing with love look into these and related matters.
But love can also be complicated when it falls apart or does not seem to work. And oh, then oh, what does one indeed do?
How is love portrayed in art and culture? And in advertisement as well? Is it an honest portrayal, or perhaps sometimes quite the contrary?
Keynote speakers dealing with love look into these and related matters.