andy is a strong, in-demand public speaker, presenter and writer on both substantive legal issues and is often sought out for her advice on sustainable strategies for achieving inclusion and equity within organizations.
Sandy is a widely respected thought leader, well-known for her distinctive speaking and writing voice, and her honest and straightforward communication and presentation style. She is adept at reading the room, managing conflict and keeping people at the table, while simultaneously making sure to center and hold space for the most marginalized people in the room.
Sandy brings to the table hands-on professional experience as an equity partner in a major law firm and an in-house attorney and executive at a Fortune 35 company, accustomed to conducting training for employees in the United States, China and India.
Sandy also offers a wealth of specially curated educational resources, maintains a strong, supportive network and has built a loyal following across various communities because of the strength of her voice.
Sample topics that can be customized for you and your company include:
- Recognizing Microaggressions and Naming Their Harmful Impact
- White Supremacy, White Privilege and Systemic Racism
- Reverse Racism Is Not Real
- “Colorblindness” Is Not A Compliment
- Implicit Bias in Performance Evaluations and Mentoring
Whether she is delivering a keynote address, presenting a training for corporate employees, moderating a difficult group discussion or serving on a fast-faced panel, Sandy always receives rave reviews from peers for her preparedness, authenticity and clarity.
Give Sandy a call today if you need an excellent, persuasive keynote speaker, presenter or moderator for your next event.
Some Interesting Details
Recent Speaking Highlights



Invited to speak at the January 2017 Women’s March sister event in East Haddam, CT before approximately 500 attendees.

Speaker and Panelist at author and educator Catrice M. Jackson’s “Follow Black Women” Conference, along with Layla Saad, Rachel Elizabeth Cargle, DiDi Delgado and Fawntisse Finesse.

REPRESENTATIVE PAST PRESENTATIONS
Achievements

Trial Advocacy Clinical Instructor at Georgetown at 25 years old.
Volunteer Trial Advocacy Coach at Howard University Law School, leading a member of my team (the only 2nd year students in the entire competition) to beat out 3rd years to win Second Best Oral Advocate.
Johnnie Cochran was gracious and generous enough to conduct a mock trial for our clinical students and to give them direct and personal feedback. It was such a valuable 1:1 learning experience for them and he was so attentive, humble and kind.
Sandy Broadus graduated from Dartmouth College in 1988 in the Third Honor Group. Awards include the Pamela Joyner Love Essay prize in African and African-American Studies (as part of a symposium on black women’s literature), the Black Caucus Community Service Award (chosen by Faculty), and the Tucker Foundation Honor Society (community service).