The Only Speakers Bureau Exclusively Amplifying the Voices of Women of Color

Book our award-winning thought leaders and entrepreneurs for your next event

Embrace Change founded the Speakers Bureau in 2022 to amplify and center the voices of women of color by providing a platform for WOC speakers and thought leaders.

By showcasing WOC entrepreneurs, authors, and change-makers, our mission is to educate, engage, and transform audiences while promoting the representation and inclusion of WOC perspectives at corporate and organizational events.

Operating as the only speakers bureau exclusively featuring WOC speakers, our speakers are uniquely positioned to deliver and facilitate impactful, insightful, and engaging workshops and speaking engagements to a variety of audiences and communities–large and small, virtual and in-person.

Our Trailblazing Speakers Are

  • Experts

    With decades of collective industry expertise, accolades, and public recognition, we transform our audiences.

  • Advocates

    We center voices, expertise, and perspectives that are underrepresented, undervalued, and overlooked in the world of work.

  • Connectors

    We are adept at engaging with audiences from small groups to 2000+ audiences, both virtually and in person.

We speak at companies that recognize the value and ROI of amplifying BIWOC and BIPOC voices.

Our Speakers

  • Malla Haridat

    She/her/hers

    Award-winning entrepreneur, author, and founder of New Designs for Life Inc—an innovative training company. As seen in The New York Times.

    Travels from: New York, New York

  • Mara Measor

    She/her/hers

    Brand strategist, designer, and musician. Founder of Harlem boutique branding agency Sunbird Creative. Instructor at Columbia University’s Small Business Development Center.

    Travels from: Nashville, Tennessee

  • Saumya Bhatnagar

    She/her

    CPO and Co-Founder of involve.ai, an AI-driven early warning dashboard that helps companies predict churn and revenue growth opportunities using customer data.

    Travels from: Los Angeles, California

  • Danielle Goldtooth

    She/her

    Dinè mother, mixologist, farmer, rancher, forager, and owner of Dii IINA (This Life). Profiled in The Arizona Republic and Fabulous Arizona for her work in hospitality.

    Travels from: Shiprock, New Mexico

  • Yvette Martinez-Vu, PhD

    She/her/ella

    Neurodivergent, chronically ill, first-gen Chicana mother-scholar, coach, and author. Empowering first-gen BIPOCs as they pursue sustainable productivity and higher ed.

    Travels from: Las Vegas, Nevada

  • Jeri Bingham, EdD

    She/her

    Marketing communications executive and introvert strategist dedicated to amplifying the voices of introverts. Founder of HushLoudly.

    Travels from: Chicago, Illinois

  • Joan Choi, LMHC

    She/her

    Host / emcee, facilitator, and Licensed Mental Health Counselor working exclusively with BIPOC, with a focus on AAPI, immigrant mental health, and healing from trauma.

    Travels from: New York, New York

  • Keisha "TK" Dutes

    She/her

    Storyteller, host, reporter, and podcast producer. Inspiring audience members to embrace their authenticity and lead with joy in all intersections of life.

    Travels from: Brooklyn, New York

  • Marina Girgis

    She/her/hers

    Personal brand coach, speaker, certified yogi, and strategist for freedom-obsessed women entrepreneurs. Founder of Livin Vivaciously.

    Travels from: New York, New York

  • Fanny García, MA

    She/her/ella

    Award-winning oral historian, expert interviewer, story facilitator–and one of the world’s leading voices on the power of Applied Oral History.

    Travels from: New York, New York

  • Sage Morgan-Hubbard, MA+

    She/her

    Award-winning poet, educator, social justice artist and activist, mother, consultant, and dream midwife who co-curates inclusive diverse public spaces, including at the Smithsonian.

    Travels from: Providence, Rhode Island

  • Minnelly Vasquez, MSW, LCSW

    She/her/ella

    Licensed clinical social worker focused on the mental health needs of the BIPOC community and healing racial trauma in the workplace.

    Travels from: Bronx, New York

We have transformed audiences at:

Testimonials

Our Range of Engagements

  • Keynotes

  • Workshops

  • Breakout Sessions

  • Panels (as panelist or moderator)

  • Emceeing (Hosting)

  • Podcasts

Book our speakers now

In order to work toward closing the race and gender pay gaps among speakers and trainers, our speaker rates start at $1750 per appearance, and interactive workshops start at $3000. To book one of our speakers, please fill out this form and we will get back to you with next steps!