PUBLIC SPEAKING, KEYNOTES & TRAINING

IncuBrighter's founder Leah Buzek brings a rare combination to every stage and training room: deep practitioner experience, original research, and a commitment to keeping lived experience at the center of every conversation. Whether you're looking for a conference keynote, a custom staff training, or a full professional development series, Leah delivers sessions that are engaging, evidence-informed, and immediately applicable.

WHO THIS IS FOR

Leah's speaking and training work is grounded in her own lived experience as a former caregiver for a multi-systems-involved youth, her practitioner background in family peer support, and the original frameworks she developed — TRACEs (Trauma and Relational Adversity in Caregiving Environments) and EPIC (the Lived Experience Integration Method).

Every session is designed to do more than inform — it's designed to shift perspective, open dialogue, and give participants concrete frameworks they can carry into their work the next day. Leah is available for keynotes, panel presentations, half-day and full-day workshops, multi-session training series, and customized staff or leadership development.

SPEAKING & TRAINING TOPICS INCLUDE

  • Keynotes and conference presentations

  • Half-day and full-day workshops

  • Custom training series

  • Staff development and professional learning sessions

WHAT TO EXPECT

  • Sessions grounded in real research and lived practice

  • Language and frameworks that feel accessible without oversimplifying complex issues

  • Audiences that leave with something they can actually use

  • A facilitator who respects the intelligence and experience in the room

SPEAKING & TRAINING TOPICS INCLUDE

  • Caregiver trauma and the TRACEs framework

  • Lived experience leadership and the ethics of inclusion

  • Youth and family engagement in multi-system environments

  • Generational trauma and community systems

  • The ethics of helping: power, harm, and healing in service relationships

  • Federal funding instability and its impact on nonprofit sustainability