Speaking — Jacki Labat

Speaking

Bring Jacki
to your stage

Keynotes, panels, and workshops that leave a room with something they can actually use.

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Signature talks

Topics

Health access is a justice issue

Why breast cancer resources still leave people out — men, nonbinary patients, uninsured families — and what organizations can do about it. Built for healthcare, nonprofit, and civic audiences.

Leading while watched

What it takes to hold your center when your name belongs to the public. For women in leadership, political spouses, and anyone whose work outgrew their privacy.

Faith as infrastructure

Not a platitude — a working system for making decisions under pressure. For faith communities, women's ministries, and empowerment programming.

Building the thing that didn't exist

From lived experience to a functioning nonprofit. For founders, boards, and anyone sitting on an idea they haven't started.

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Formats

How we can work together

Keynote

30–60 minutes. Full stage, main room, one clear message the audience carries out.

Panel or moderation

Panelist or moderator. Health equity, women's leadership, community and law enforcement.

Workshop

60–120 minutes, interactive, capped audience. Participants leave with a worked plan.

Fireside or interview

Conversational format. Works well for corporate ERG programming and donor events.

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What organizers say

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For planners

Everything you need

Speaker one-sheet

Bio, topics, formats, and tech requirements in a single PDF.

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Headshots

Print and web resolution, horizontal and vertical crops.

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Intro script

A short introduction your emcee can read as written.

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Check availability

Tell me the date, the audience, and what you need the room to walk away with.