Transmitting your

Full Light

It is our destiny to live this one precious life in the brightest, most expansive way imaginable. Owning our Voice is how we intentionally transmit that light into the world.

The path to your sovereign self is rarely linear. We discover a profound truth: we are brilliant, our Voice is valuable, and we are the architects of a life that allows us to shine, uncontracted.

Inspiring the Architects of Change

Looking for a Keynote Speaker on Purpose? My signature talks ignite Authentic Workplace Leadership and are perfect for leadership retreats, ERGs, and company meetings. I inspire teams to embrace Finding Your Voice in an Ever-Changing World, resulting in powerful Employee Engagement.

I share my voice—through speech, song, and sound—to activate your team's purpose. My talks draw upon over two decades of wisdom gained as a Corporate Leader, Entrepreneur, and Teacher of Self-Sovereignty.

I speak and sing with one singular intention: to provide the clarity, connection, and confidence you need to practice your Lit Up Life—illuminating heaven on earth, one voice at a time. Let's make this event fun and playfully honest!

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DIVERSITY INCLUSION CONFERENCE
Moderator - Overcoming Bias in High-Volume Hiring

“Walking on a curb, but I’ve convinced myself. that I’m walking on a cliff

Scared to miss my step, afraid that if I do, I will fall into the depth

But when I open my eyes wide, I’ll see the curb ain’t very high

And even if I fall, I will get back up

And I’ll Never Give Up”

— Bridgette

(Never Give Up, Love Just Is Album - 2015)

“I have facilitated several speaking panels with Bridgette as a guest and I love the energy that she brings to a conversation. The greatest gift you can give an audience is a conversation that is authentic, vulnerable and deeply human. Bridgette’s willingness to show up and share herself freely is a gift. Her ability to laugh alongside vulnerable storytelling, brings light and joy to these conversations.”

- Aaron Kahlow, Founder, Society for Social Health & Well-Being, Conscious Leader

“I believe that whatever your experience with vulnerability has been to date, it is never too late to let go and lean in. Bridgette reminds us that there is no one right way to be vulnerable. She says, “start where you are because all we can do is learn, stumble and move forward.” If you’ve never done something before, there is a big chance you may make a mistake. Vulnerability reminds us mistakes don’t have to be good or bad, they are inevitable. The beauty of this approach is that the pressure subsides because you can switch things up mid-stream. “The times that you decide to change your approach are not because you did something ‘wrong,’ those are moments of self-realization.””

- Samantha Inch, Coach and Positive Psychology Educator