Speaker Applications Are Now Open!
Our 10th annual event is open for speaking opportunities to executives, business owners, entrepreneurs, coaches, professional speakers, authors and experts of diverse experiences and areas of expertise.
Do you have an empowering presentation?
Does your presentation further the mission, vision, and goals of HerSuiteSpot?
Does your presentation educate or facilitate discussion around issues impacting women?
If you answered yes to these questions, we invite you to submit an application to speak at the 10th Annual HerRise Conference.
Speaking topics we cover follow the HerSuiteSpot 4 Pillar of Success Framework – Mindset, Money, Marketing and Media.
Here are common areas we consider:
Business Skills
- Business Growth
- Finances / Sales / Revenue
- Legal / Intellectual Property
- Marketing / Social Media
- Public Relations / Public Speaking
Personal Development
- Finding Your Purpose
- Mindset & Confidence
- Next Generation Mentorship
- Personal Brand Development
- Understanding Your Value
Empowerment
- Diversity & Inclusion
- Leadership
- Self-Care / Wellness
- Self Empowerment
- Social Impact Work
At HerSuiteSpot we take pride in our events production and have been hosting in-person and virtual events since 2014. Our mission is to empower women to rise and thrive in business and life, we create a space for women of color in business, leadership and entrepreneurship to educate and inspire one another.
There is power of women coming together and in the last 9 years we have hosted more than 200 speakers and over 2,000 attendees. We offer opportunities for our speakers to build their thought leadership, create collaborations and share their message with the world.
We are looking for diverse speaker applications from all walks of life, backgrounds and experiences. Speakers with powerful stories and strong mission to make an impact and help others achieve tangible results.
Thank you for your interest. For consideration:
- Speakers should have a 20 minute talk or 30 minute workshop established.
- Talk topics should be educational on topics of professional or personal development.
- Talks should not be a sales pitch and products or services should not be directly promoted.
- Speaking engagements are unpaid opportunities at this time.
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