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Book Cedric Powell to Speak

Bring Cedric's financial literacy, wealth-building, and legacy-planning message to your conference, church, school, nonprofit, business group, or corporate team.

Speaks For

ConferencesChurchesSchoolsNonprofitsCorporate TeamsCommunity EventsBusiness Groups

20+

Years Experience

70K+

Strategy Sessions

15+

Books Authored

$15M+

Real Estate Portfolio

Signature Topics

Topics Cedric Speaks On

Turning Wisdom Into Wealth

Foundational financial literacy for audiences ready to build lasting financial confidence.

Legacy by Design

Estate and succession planning conversations for families and business owners.

Purpose Before Profit

Connecting financial discipline to purpose, ideal for faith-based and youth audiences.

The Business Owner's Playbook

Tax-aware and succession strategy for entrepreneurs and small business owners.

Booking Cedric

Make the request simple, then let the team shape the right experience.

The speaking request form is built for event planners who may not have every detail yet. Send the essentials now, and Cedric's team can help refine the format.

KeynotesWorkshopsPanel ConversationsFaith-Based TalksStudent Financial LiteracyCorporate Lunch and Learns

Step 1

Share the event vision

Tell us the audience, date, location, and the outcome you want people to leave with.

Step 2

Confirm fit and availability

Cedric's team reviews the request and follows up with next steps, format, and logistics.

Step 3

Build the right talk

The message is shaped around your room: keynote, workshop, church, school, or corporate training.

Request Availability

Book Cedric for Your Next Event

Use this form for speaking requests, workshops, school visits, church events, and corporate financial literacy sessions.

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Name the occasion or gathering. A simple description, such as a leadership conference or Sunday service, is enough.

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Choose the format that seems most useful. Select “Not Sure Yet” if you would like the team to recommend one.

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Share the city and state, the venue if known, or write “Virtual” for an online event.

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Add the event date when it is set. Leave this blank if you are still deciding and use the planning timeline instead.

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A rough estimate is enough. It helps the team plan the right format and preparation.

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How far away is the event? Choose the closest estimate for when you expect it to take place. This helps the team check availability and prepare.

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Tell us the audience, desired outcome, and any details that would help Cedric prepare well.