New Speakers Available From Free Service For Clubs

Who says there's no such thing as a free lunch? Many things in life are free, and one of them is a pro bono speaker's bureau that is a valuable resource for community clubs and groups in Milwaukee and its suburbs.

Thirteen new speakers have joined FreeSpeakers.org bringing the total number of topics available to 62.

The new topics and speakers are:

• Just About But Not Quite - Dick Cavenaugh, MLB Umpire, Pilot, Author

• Endless Referrals - Jim Rosetti, Host and Author, Biz Connection Syndicated Radio Show

• The Seven Deadly Sins of Estate Planning - Joe Maier, O'Neil, Cannon, Hollman, DeJong & Laing S.C.

• How to Handle Bullying Wherever it Exists - Dr. James Carter, Owner, Carter International Inc.

• Food Insecurity as a Public Health Concern - Rayna Andrews, Director of Community Engagement, Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin

• Go Away, Find Your SELF - Personal Transformation Through Travel - Jennifer Buchholz, Chief Transformation Office, Transform via Travel

• Crush It: 3 Keys to Tackling Tasks on Time - Lisa Berman, Performance Power Coach

• Maximize the Moment for Optimal Growth - Dr. James Carter, Owner, Carter International Inc.

• How to Build an Effective Financial Vision Board - Alannah McReavey, Credit Consultant, Financial Education Services

• Tax Free Income Planning - Clif Albino, Chartered Financial Consultant, Albino And Associates

• Retirement Savings Options - Rob Krieghoff, Financial Representative, Principal Financial Group

• Travel Light: Let Everyone Else's Baggage Go - Lisa Berman, Performance Power Coach

• The Secret of Excellent Credit - Alannah McReavey, Credit Consultant, Financial Education Services

According to bureau director Ginny Richardson, the feedback from Milwaukee program chairpersons has been overwhelmingly positive since the bureau's debut in January, 2016.

The bureau is 100 percent free to groups that have limited (or no) budgets. Groups include libraries, Chambers of Commerce, Rotary and Kiwanis groups, special interest clubs, church groups, retirement
communities, women's clubs, men's clubs, etc.

There is no charge to any group, ever, not from the speaker and not from the bureau.

What’s in it for the speakers? They are motivated by the opportunity to teach, hone speaking skills, make contacts, convey a message, give back to the community and frequently, all of the above.

"I have found that many people are interested in becoming speakers in the bureau, very high level people, all with experience and willingness to give a talk, unconcerned about the size of the audience or the
donated time," Richardson said.

For more information and lists of topics, visit: http://milwaukee.freespeakers.org. To become a speaker, visit http://milwaukee.freespeakers.org/become-a-speaker/.