Need Help Finding a Speaker for Your NCSD Event?
We’ve got you covered! The NCSD Speakers Bureau Roster can help you find the right speaker for your National Cancer Survivors Day celebration.
Are you looking for a public speaker to educate, motivate, or entertain the cancer survivors attending your NCSD celebration on Sunday, June 1? Look no further.
The 2025 NCSD Speakers Bureau Roster has contact information for nearly 250 motivational and keynote speakers, celebrities, cancer survivors, and medical professionals who are available for NCSD events.
To unlock your exclusive access to the NCSD Speakers Bureau Roster, all you need to do is register your Survivors Day event at ncsd.org/register. There is no cost or obligation when you register your event with the Foundation. And by registering your event, you’ll also gain access to other exclusive resources and special offers.
Here’s a few of the motivational speakers you’ll find in our 2025 Speakers Bureau Roster.
Tricia Griffith is a project management professional and comes to you as an 8-year breast cancer survivor. She is an author and speaker on the topics of breast cancer, survival, hope, inspiration, and time and project management. Tricia is down to earth and likes to meet people where they are. Her storytelling is fruitful and interactive. She remembers from whence she came and likes to bring the audience on the journey, leading them to the path of their own self-discoveries. She is open, honest, and at times raw, but she is also like the older sister you wish you could dial up daily. She is eager to speak at your conferences. You can learn more about Tricia at PinkPowerSteps.com.
In 2022, at age 41, Ronda was diagnosed with breast cancer. Leading up to her double mastectomy in March 2023, Ronda searched the internet for information on what to expect after.
She couldn’t find what she was looking for, so she created it – and TataTuesdays, a 501c3 breast cancer organization, was born. It has quickly become a sisterhood and safe space for all the HERS – CaregiveHERS, WarriHERS, SurviveHERS, GrieveHERS, SupportHERS, PreventHERS. You can learn more about Ronda at BreastFriendsUnite.com.
Eileen Clinton, a lung cancer widow and leukemia survivor, shares her journey of resilience in What a Wonderful World: Reflections of Love, Loss, and Hope, empowering others to tell their stories of loss and healing.
Her background in education and grief support provides a foundation for her message of hope and gratitude, encouraging others to find meaning and connection through their experiences with loss. You can connect with Eileen on LinkedIn.
Jason Tharp, founder of the Beyond Hope Project, is an author, illustrator, and keynote speaker dedicated to helping others break through the impossible. After overcoming a life-threatening glioblastoma diagnosis, Jason created his H.O.P.E. Strategy to inspire self-leadership, resilience, and authenticity.
With humor, heart, and transformative storytelling, he empowers audiences to embrace their uniqueness and take actionable steps toward breaking their impossible. You can learn more about Jason at JasonTharp.com.
