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PET X TALKS KEYNOTE
3 Steps For Resolving Conflicts About Animals
Debra uses a simple, 3 step life lesson from grammar school to explain how to resolve a conflict about an animal. The answers can be found in just three words – STOP, DROP, and ROLL.
Speaking Engagements
Fees vary depending on the type of speaking event. Here are some of the variables to consider when planning your meeting and creating a budget to include Debra in your event.
- Type of presentation – keynote, general session, or breakout workshop
- Multiple presentations – different or same presentation repeated 1 – 6 times
- Length of presentation – full day (up to 6 hours), half day (3 hours)
- Location or venue – where meeting is being held
- Expenses – Actual out-of-pocket, or inclusive with fee
- Licensing fee – for permission to audio or video tape Debra’s presentation
- Customization fee – for going above and beyond to personalize a program
- Terms – your choice between paying in full upfront or a 50 /50 payment option
Please contact Debra directly to discuss how she can help you
meet the needs and wants of your event sponsors and attendees.
If You Are Attending Any Of The Following Events
Be Sure To Connect And Let Me Know!
MAAP Short and Long Term Pet Care Planning Community Call -- July 31, 2024 | Hosting | 6:30 PM ET
Dear Fellow Animal Lover,
Do you have a plan for your pet in the event of your short term or long term illness? Does your attorney know of your plan? Who will get your pets into a safe situation if you are unable to speak for them? There's never been a better time than right now to work on this very important document.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to protect your pet's well-being, no matter what life may bring. Reserve your free spot now:
https://bit.ly/MAAPJuly24
I'm looking forward to connecting with you and discussing how to ensure our pets are always cared for and loved.
With warm regards,
Debra
MAAP Short and Long Term Pet Care Planning Community Call -- Aug 7, 2024 | Hosting | 6:30 PM ET
Do you have a plan for your pet in the event of your short term or long term illness? Does your veterinarian know of your plan? Are they familiar with the caregivers you have chosen? Who will get your pets into a safe situation if you are unable to speak for them? There are a lot of questions to answer when it comes to making sure you have a plan for your pet and there's never been a better time than right now to work on these questions. Having a MAAP plan is a very important part of your estate planning.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to protect your pet's well-being, no matter what life may bring. Reserve your free spot now:
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