Workshop Facilitation and Keynotes
Impact Investing
In-person or Virtual
60-90 minutes
Impact investing is often defined through corporate or multi-generational family office frameworks—but what shifts when we define impact through our own communities?
This session invites a reimagining of what it means to invest with purpose. Through grounding, journaling, and dialogue, we explore how inherited systems of philanthropy, endowments, and government grants have been shaped by fear, control, and scarcity—and how we can move beyond them.
Together, we’ll examine what “impact” means to you and uncover approaches that prioritize knowledge, collective care, and long-term sustainability. Participants leave with practical language for navigating impact conversations, a stronger sense of agency, and tools to align investments with community values and wealth-building goals.
Your Unique Value
In-person or Virtual
120 minutes
In this session, we map your unique value across practice, power, and community—the three pillars you use to anchor meaningful work.
Blending reflection prompts, light strategy, and exercises from Thought Leadership Lab with quotes and grounding from bell hooks, we translate lived experience into a crisp, usable value statement and proof points.
Participants leave with language that feels true (not buzzwordy), a simple storyline you can reuse in bios and pitches, and next steps to activate it—on LinkedIn, in decks, and in conversations with partners, clients, or investors.
Venture Capital 101
In-person or Virtual
60-90 minutes
Venture capital has long been shrouded in mystery—an intentionally gatekept system designed to feel inaccessible.
In this session, we pull work to demistify venture capital, as its very uncomplicated. We’ll cover the flow of capital, fund structures, who makes decisions, and how power circulates through the ecosystem. We’ll examine the cultural myths that have made investing feel exclusive and reframe VC as a tool for creativity, community, and collective liberation.
Participants leave with language and confidence to enter VC spaces, ask sharper questions, and reimagine investing as an act of alignment and possibility rather than exclusion or control.