A nationally recognized motivational speaker and author, Elizabeth knows that people are the key to change. She has an uncanny knack for taking the complicated civil rights, cultural and legal issues organizations face and making them relevant to every audience.
Elizabeth speaks before corporate, university and organizational audiences on issues related to diversity, leadership and transformational change. She draws on a lifetime of legal, corporate and civil rights experience and weaves in colorful life stories and lessons to inspire audiences to action and change. She is especially known for celebrating the essence of LGBT diversity and its transformative power.
Elizabeth is represented by Keppler Speakers, a leading professional speakers bureau. Keppler Speakers can be reached at (703) 516-4000 or click here to book Elizabeth for your event.
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Representative List of Companies:
- General Mills
- Ford Motor Company
- Kodak
- IBM
- Shell Oil
- MTV Networks
- MSNBC
- Marriott Hotels
- Suisse Credit Bank
- Citigroup
- Merrill Lynch
- Apple Incorporated
- Cardinal Health
- Cleveland Clinic
- Walt Disney Company
- Bristol Meyers
- Oracle
- Intel
- Wachovia Bank
- Goldman Sachs
Representative List of University & Colleges:
- Cornell University
- Stanford University
- University of Washington, Seattle
- University of Montana
- Harvard University
- University of North Carolina
- University of South Carolina
- Pepperdine University
- University of Kentucky
- University of California at San Diego
- University of California at Santa Cruz
- University of California at San Francisco
- Utah State University
- University of Minnesota
- Worscester Polytechnic Institute
- Northwestern University
Representative Organizations:
- Working Woman Conference
- GLCC — Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce
- Case — National Development Organization of Universities & Colleges
- Diversity Practices Conference
- American Bar Association
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