SPEAKING

I have given hundreds of presentations and spoken to thousands of people in small and large venues around the world.

Every audience is unique, but we all want to relate.

KEYNOTES & TALKS

I have given a range of keynotes, talks, and guest lectures to a variety of audiences, including the UN (2016 UN Development Goals summit in Stockholm), NYU, Chicago Booth School, City of Miami, COAP Annual Meeting, University of Washington, Founder University, Launch Summit, King County Assessor’s Office, City of Seattle, Gratitude Railroad Annual Investor Gathering, and more.

Topics have included urban development, digital photography, urban development, enterprise software, technology innovation, affordable housing, entrepreneurialism, heart surgery, and coaching systems.

Aaron’s vulnerability in sharing the story of his open heart surgery engages listeners at an emotional level and reminds us all of the human reasons we do this work.

Jeannie Collins-Brandon, Director, Cardiac Care Outcomes Assessment Program (COAP)

KEYNOTE TOPICS

Peer Coaching for Surgery Patients - A Bottoms Up Model to Reduce Suffering

Innovation for Public Good

Finding Transformation and Growth in Crisis

PARTIAL
SPEAKING HISTORY

COAP Annual Meeting - Seattle

  • Washington State Cardiac Healthcare Practitioners

Amgen Annual Advocacy Summit - Thousand Oaks, CA

  • Pharmaceutical Executives and Advocates

Mended Hearts National Webinar Series - Virtual

  • Heart Patients

Downtown Seattle Association Annual Meeting - Seattle

  • Executives & Politicians

Launch Festival - San Francisco

  • Investors

National Renewable Energy Lab Industry Growth Forum - Denver

  • Government & Investors

Techcrunch Disrupt Main Stage - New York City

  • Investors

UN Development Goals Summit Main Stage - Stockholm

  • Politicians, Investors, Advocates

Guest lecturer - NYU, University of Chicago, University of Washington

  • Faculty & Students

Can I give higher than a “5”? This presentation was amazing! He brings attention to a subject that would otherwise go unnoticed and provides a great service to our cardiac patients

“Heart Surgery Story” attendee