Hillary Clinton

Hillary Clinton's keynotes reflect on her experience in American and international politics as well as her experience as a career-focused woman. After dedicating nearly 40 years of her career to public service in the United States, she was appointed the 67th Secretary of State by President Obama.

Driven by an interest in law and government, Hillary Clinton graduated from Wellesley College and then attended Yale Law School. A year later she married Bill Clinton and began her career as an extremely successful attorney and assistant professor in Arkansas.

Clinton's involvement in American politics didn't begin until she became the First Lady in 1992. Since then, she became the First Lady ever elected to the United States Senate, has been a prominent advocate for public health and education and campaigned for Barack Obama.

In addition to her active involvement in both American and global politics, Hillary Clinton is an award-winning author of five books and a distinguished philanthropist working towards improved global health and education of children. Common topics of Hillary Clinton's keynote speeches include her philanthropic efforts, the empowerment of women and human rights.