MOTIVATIONAL WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS & PRESENTATIONS

Francia Marguerite Hinrichs, "The PR Lady," can motivate your company, agency, group or organization to be the best that they can be! The PR Lady is a dynamic, energetic speaker that will tailor the entire presentation to meet the needs of your event or organization! Here are a few workshop topics that she specializes in:

Diversity, Student Involvement, Leadership Development, Small Business Development, Self-Empowerment, Personal & Financial Success, Communication & Public Speaking, Marketing & Public Relations Tools, and Popular Culture & the Media

Recent Keynote Speaking Engagements:

• Cal State East Bay (formerly Hayward) - Black Graduation Celebration Emcee, June 2003, 2004, 2005 & 2006
• St. Mary's College - Keynote Speaker, "The Courage to Lead," Student Leadership Celebration, May 2005
• Cal State Hayward - Keynote Speaker, Student Leadership Conference, Keynote Speaker, February 2005
• University of the Pacific - Keynote Speaker, AASU Welcome Back Luncheon, September 2004
• St. Mary's College - Keynote Speaker, Freshman Week of Welcome 2004 - "Your Next Four Years"
• St. Mary's College - Keynote Speaker, Freshman Week of Welcome 2003 - "There's More to College Life Than Taking Classes"
• Young African American's Women's Conference, Keynote Speaker, November 2002 & 2003 - "Tomorrow's Success Begins Today" (Sponsored by Women at Work, Pasadena, CA)

Recent Workshops & Seminars:

• Weekend Retreat Facilitator - CSUEB Upward Bound Program Senior Retreat (April 2003, 2004, 2005 & 2006)
• Workshop Presenter - CSUEB EOP Summer Bridge Program - "Goal Setting" (July 2005)
• Workshop Presenter - SFSU Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority - "The Hustle - How to Maximize Your Personal, Professional and Financial Life After College" (Fall 2003 & Spring 2004)
• Workshop Presenter - CSUEB Upward Bound Program Freshman Retreat - "Music, Media & the Youth" and "Intercultural Competence" (June 2003, 2004, 2005 & 2006)
• Workshop Presenter - CSUH Faculty Mentoring Program - "Intercultural Communication" (Spring 2004)