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 SPEAKERS BUREAU 

ICS Speakers Bureau provides a powerful source of knowledge and understanding, delivering insight, analysis and creativity to organizations and institutions. That means providing not just service, but solutions. Our speakers work with you to meet your program objectives. You won't find keynote speakers of this caliber anywhere else -- from political leaders to authors, moderators, business speakers, economic experts, humorists, inspirational speakers and politics, our keynote speakers are, quite simply, the most intriguing people in the world.

ICS speakers lead seminars and workshops that are aimed at providing organizations and institutions with knowledge about the Caribbean, the Caribbean American community, and opportunities for doing business in, or trading with the Caribbean.

Seminar topics for the Business Sector include:
Diversity and the Caribbean American Community;
Getting into Business in the Caribbean;
Executive Briefing Program;
The ABCs of Doing Business in the Caribbean

Seminars can also be tailor-made for organizations, and ICS will also organize Trade Missions and lead Familiarization Tours.

ICS Education Team includes:

  •    Claire A. Nelson Ph.D., International Development Expert & Futurist
  •     Andrea Ewart, Esq., Trade Expert
  •     Nsombi Jaja, Private Sector Development Expert
  •     Leonie Brooks Ph.D., Health Sector Expert
  •     Ivonne Fuller, MPH, Health Sector Expert
  •     Hon. Shirley Nathan Pulliam

For more information on booking a speaker for a seminar or workshop please call (202) 638-0460 or send an email to icsdcorg@gmail.com

THEMES:

Trade and Economic Development
Doing Business in the Caribbean
Caribbean Futures
US/Caribbean Relations

Health

Health Care Disparity
Cultural Competence in Health Care Delivery

Diversity/Culture

Why Caribbean American History Matters
Caribbean Presence in Black History
Caribbean Mores and Means
Growing Up Caribbean
My Caribbean American Life

ICS speakers are also available to lead briefings for companies, government officials, and nonprofit organizations, conduct senior management development sessions, and participate in special events.

If you would like to request a speaker for your event, please complete the form below.

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