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Speakers on united states of america

  • Paul Tiffany

    Ph.D, Senior Lecturer at the Haas School of Business, Writer, and respected organisational consultant

  • Adjoa B. Asamoah

    Award-winning strategist and policy architect, Dr. Asamoah helps organizations foster racial equity and cultural intelligence through sustainable systemic change.

  • Ken Burns

    Engage your audience with Ken Burns' insights from nearly 50 years of filmmaking. His acclaimed works provide unparalleled perspectives on American history.

  • Sarah Lohman

    Discover culinary history with Sarah Lohman! A New York Times bestselling author, she inspires organizations to explore America’s food culture and address sustainability challenges.

  • Willis Sparks

    Global Macro Politics & Geopolitical Risk Management Expert and director of Global Macro at Eurasia Group

  • Katty Kay

    U.S. Special Correspondent for BBC Studios, Award-winning Journalist, and Bestselling Author.

  • Peyton Holland

    Experienced speaker on the next-generation workforce, the skills gap, leadership development and mentorship

  • Nicole Malachowski

    Nicole Malachowski's advocacy for tick-borne illness awareness makes her an inspiring speaker, sharing her journey to educate and uplift others.

  • Andre Daughty

    Experienced educational consultant and teacher inspiring administrators to make a difference in education.

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About the topic: United States of America

Today, the United States of America is the world’s most powerful nation. It was founded on the 4th of July, 1776 with the signing of the Declaration of Independence in Pennsylvania. Following World War II, the US became one of the world’s two superpowers, and today it stands alone as a leader in terms of both economy and military power and influence.

The United States of America plays a key part in the world on the cultural, financial, and political stage. For this reason, the possibilities of keynotes about the US are practically endless - keynotes can be about American film, cultural influence, political power, foreign & domestic policy, economic development, and so on.

Keynotes about the United States may focus on American domestic issues, debate, and politics, or they may focus on America’s widely debated foreign policy in the Middle East, and US relations to the rest of the world.

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