Speaking

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Rebekah looks forward to speaking at your conference or retreat.  Whether serving as a platform keynote speaker or leading an interactive workshop to hone effective communication and leadership skills to improve team performance, Rebekah offers up energetic storytelling, personal experience, and audience interaction. She draws from decades of experience as a medical professional within cardiac surgery, an extreme endurance athlete, author, and coach to provide value to every audience.

Rebekah will customize her presentation to meet the specific needs of your group. Her favorite keynote topics that will inspire and motivate include the following:
  • Using character skill development for improving performance and building effective teams
  • Persistence: The hope and endurance connection
  • Finding perspective when you can't see where you are going
  • When fear and dreams collide
Interactive workshops to improve team performance:
  • The Curious Elasticity Between Effective Leadership, Communication, and Becoming Better People
  • Prioritizing people over results
Links to videos
  • Endurance Inspired by Hope - 2022 [THE] Huddle for Women   FULL VIDEO
  • Using Activity to Teach Principle 2022 [THE] Huddle for Women   FULL VIDEO
Some of Rebekah's past and upcoming speaking engagements include:
  • THE HUDDLE for Women, Hilton Head, SC (A filming experience for future broadcast)
  • Virginia Dept. of Transportation 
  • Liberty University Club Sports Retreat
  • Guest Lecturer Each Semester: Exercise Science, Respiratory Therapy, Public Health, Master of Public Health, Master of Athletic Training, various clubs
  • Professional Development: Liberty University Shepherds Office and Career Services
  • Multiple Liberty University D1 Athletic Teams
  • 1-3 day Retreats for NCAA D1 teams
  • UVA Football Position Leaders
  • Multiple FCA-related camps/meetings
  • Numerous middle school, high school, and university athletic teams
  • The Jesus Center, Appomattox, VA
  • ValleyWide FCA, Roanoke, VA
  • Country Christian School Awards Dinner, Ashburn, VA
  • Girls on the Run Celebration Dinner, Vinton, VA
  • Daughters of the King Luncheon, First Baptist Church, Perkasie, PA
  • Winthrop Women's Basketball Team
  • NCCAA National Softball Opening Banquet
  • Liberty University running classes
  • Grace Assembly Women's Ministry
  • Peaksview Pacers Awards Night
  • Southview Community Church
  • YADAPP Regional Youth Conference
  • FCA Roanoke Valley Regional Breakfast
  • Anticipation and Beyond Women's Support Group
  • AORN Regional Conference (VA)
  • The American Society of Extracorporeal Technology (AmSECT)
  • 6th International Congress of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Anesthesia, Santiago, Chile
  • European Congress on Extra-Corporeal Technology, Waterloo, Belgium
  • Lynchburg Road Runners
To inquire about booking Rebekah for your event, please email her directly at rebekah@rebekahtrittipoe.com or call 434-238-2118.

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