OUR PROMISE
We are committed to creating a safe and nurturing environment for self-discovery, where each participant is encouraged to explore their unique strengths and capabilities. We firmly believe that through self-awareness and personal growth, individuals can illuminate their path, radiating with the brilliance of their inner strength.
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PERSONAL
TRANSFORMATION
STRENGTH
DEVELOPMENT
Emphasizing the
individual's unique journey and growth.
Highlighting the
profound positive changes that can occur.
Focusing on the
inner resilience and power one can develop.
Signifying ongoing
progress and personal evolution.
Meet Your Host
Monique has worked in the defense sector over 20 years. She has been in the travel industry for over 25 years. She is the founder of Soaring W/O Limits Enterprises a travel agency that caters to the professional woman. She is a highly sought after speaker that helps individuals transform their trauma into triumph.
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A University of Phoenix graduate and an U.S. Army veteran, Monique has been of service to her country for over 20 years. She has lived in over 5+ countries and traveled to over 30+ countries and counting. A Who’s Who in America alumni and a recipient of a host of civilian as well as military honors.
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If you’re looking for a speaker to empower, encourage, and inspire your audience; Monique Pearson is the person for you.
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Become a Sponsor
Packages
Bronze Package
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Logo on event promo materials
$250
Silver Package
Everything stated on Bronze package plus:
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Small banner on event website
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Social Media Mention
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Available to 10 sponsors
$500
Gold Package
Everything stated on Silver package plus:
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On-site signage
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Recognition at retreat welcome
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Promo items in the swag bag
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Available to 20 sponsors
$1,000
Platinum Package
Everything stated on Gold package plus:
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Ad in the program
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Promo samples on the promo table
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1-minute video to address attendees before the main session.
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Available to 3 sponsors
$5,000
Women are more likely to develop PTSD than men. About 8 of every 100 women (or 8%) and 4 of every 100 men (or 4%) will have PTSD at some point in their life.
The lifetime prevalence of PTSD was highest among Blacks (8.7%), intermediate among Hispanics and Whites (7.0% and 7.4%), and lowest among Asians (4.0%).
Being in an accident or being physically or sexually assaulted are the most common events that lead to PTSD. Women with PTSD are more likely than men with PTSD to have been physically or sexually attacked.