Michel
Chikwanine
A former child soldier from the Democratic Republic of Congo
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Roxanne
Joyal
Roxanne is an experienced international development practitioner and leadership specialist with legal expertise. She is a founding staff member at Free The Children, the world’s largest network of children helping children through education, and a head facilitator at Leaders Today, the world’s top youth leadership training organization.
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Keith and Renee
As motivational speakers, Keith and Renée share their international experiences to engage audiences and offer tangible steps to make our world a better place. Their positive speeches and songs convey a notion of respect for all and a strong belief that positive steps can make a great difference.
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Louise
Kent
It’s undeniable that Louise is a storyteller, through and through. It comes out in her music, her speeches, the way she fills a room. Since 2004, Louise has told these stories to more than 150,000 youth as a motivational speaker and performer. Louise is the first artist with Me to We Music, a socially responsible label that spotlights social issues through the universal language of music.
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Me To We
Great movements spring forth from inspired words. The speakers of Me to We have travelled the world in pursuit to bring together the most inspirational people with some of the most remarkable stories and life experiences.
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Kim
Plewes
A passionate human rights activist, Kim Plewes has dedicated her life to helping others. She became involved with children’s rights in 1998, when she first learned about the realities of global inequality at age 12. She has since dedicated her life to inspiring and empowering young people worldwide.
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Ben
Stein
Ben Stein is probably the closest any man comes these days to being a true renaissance man. His financial and economics work was cited in the efforts of the recent Nobel prize winner in Economics, George Akerlof. He is also the host of the long running comedy quiz show on Comedy Central, Win Ben Stein's Money, a show that has won seven Emmies. He has written hundreds of thousands of words about financial fraud and investment policy, but two words made him a household name: "Bueller" and "Anyone, Anyone." (From his iconic role in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off.") He has written novels that the New York Times describes as "stunning," but what you have probably heard him talk about recently are "dry eyes, red eyes, and clear eyes." He worked and demonstrated and struggled for voting rights for African Americans, and he also was a speech writer for Richard Nixon and for Gerald Ford. He introduced the world to complex concepts of the politics of culture, but he also introduced the world to Jimmy Kimmel and made possible The Man Show. Lawyer, teacher, actor, comic, economist, father, novelist, essayist, expert on finance, meet Ben Stein!
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Spencer
West
Inspirational and charismatic, Spencer West speaks candidly about the struggles he overcame after losing his legs at the age of five, and how he never lost the hope or courage he needed to overcome personal obstacles.
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Robin
Wiszowaty
Born and raised in Schaumburg, Illinois, Robin Wiszowaty currently splits her time between Toronto and her adoptive home of Kenya. A motivational speaker, community development worker and author, Robin Wiszowaty has devoted her life to helping others.
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