Free Speakers Indy is a pro bono speakers bureau. These Educational guest speakers present at no cost on disability inclusion, fraud and identity theft, race and community, history, Holocaust studies, and more. Every presentation is free to book, with no fees, no honorarium and no mileage.
Certified Fraud Examiner, Assoc. of Certified Fraud Examineers
Greg is Certified Fraud Examiner that helps attorneys and CPAs investigate insurance and investment fraud, and a Certified Financial Planner helping Seniors avoid financial fraud. He is a frequent public speaker, a Toastmaster Competent Communicator, and guest lecturer at the Purdue Kranner Graduate School and Ball State Miller Business School. He is President of the
President and CEO, Conner Prairie
Norman O. Burns II is president and CEO of Conner Prairie. He has more than 28 years of experience in various leadership capacities at historical institutions, most recently as executive director at Maymont, a 100-acre property in Richmond, Va., that includes historical buildings, gardens and animal experiences, drawing 500,000 visitors annually. Prior to Maymont, he
Holocaust Education Program Director, Bureau of Jewish Education
Currently an adjunct faculty member at IUPUI’s Department of Communication Studies, Dina David grew up in Israel, where she took a bachelor’s degree in English from Tel Aviv University. She moved to Indianapolis more than two decades ago to teach Hebrew for the Bureau of Jewish Education. In 1989 she received her M.S. in Telecommunication
Executive Director / Co-Founder and Consultant, Can I Be Real, Inc.
Marc Hardy is an Indianapolis native who lives to inspire people to take action against social injustice. Author of CAN I BE REAL, Hardy has spoken to crowds both large and small on topics consisting of Diversity and Inclusion. He studied Sociology and African American Studies at Indiana University.Hardy has over 5 years of educational
Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Specialist, Beautifully Biro
Carla is a current resident Indianapolis transplanting from Goshen Indiana; a small town increasing in diversity, and surrounded by Amish country. She was born and raised in inner-city Chicago, became a mom of her first born at the age of 16, completed high school with honors, and began college in the back roads of Mississippi
President, United Spinal Association of Indiana
My name is Cyrus Anton, and I am a 20-year-old quadriplegic from West Central Indiana. I am dual majoring in pre-law and political science at Wabash College. Outside of school, I am involved in many different organizations and activities. Most notably, I am president of the United Spinal Association of Indiana. I am also an
