x2023 BHM: Adversity Feeds Your Superpower

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Black History Month: Adversity Feeds your Superpower

Keynote Speaker: Jennifer Slay
Society will encourage you to avoid adversity like COVID in 2020 but there are advantages to going through adversity. How would your life change if you had the confidence to use your resilience and courage for every challenge you face whether that challenge is external or internal? With this talk, Jennifer will take you on a journey of self-discovery where you will see how your adversity is your calling card to action.
 

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About Jennifer Slay

Jennifer is a multi-award-winning speaker as well as a recipient of the prestigious Queen Elizabeth the II Diamond Jubilee Medal for her community work. Her speeches are memorable, entertaining, and dynamic. She has spoken for educational institutions, businesses, and companies like Western & McMaster, TD Canada Trust and Lerners Law Firm to name a few. With a world class speaking format, your audience will laugh, cry, think and act on everything ?SLAY?.

A graduate of Western and McMaster Universities, Jennifer has two bachelors and a master?s degree. She is a certified trainer of Extended DISC and trained in EMDR therapy. She has spent two decades speaking, coaching, and counseling to support people in achieving the best version of themselves. Most recently she was asked to be the host of a Community Television Show called ?What?s Up London? after co-producing an award-winning show called ?Melanated View?.