Mark Valenziano Blind Speaker inspiring personal greatness to lift organizations to new heights.

Audience members will gain:

• Heightened self-awareness and vision for the long term
• Tips on managing uncertainty
• A roadmap for building strong relationships and teams
• Methods of replacing self-doubt with confidence
• A renewed sense of purpose, gratitude and optimism

A unique and transformative sensory awareness experience. Mark delivers an experiential evening with actually having attendees dine in the dark with blindfolds. There is a constant adaptation having to occur when sight is impaired. 

An uplifting and empowering talk about successfully navigating transition, change and challenge.

Customized keynote for corporations dealing with transitions. Any company that has company thrust upon them. 

Using his life's story as a backdrop, Mark delivers an inspiring  keynote about facing and embracing uncertainty, change, and adversity.  It's about unleashing one's inner-greatness by removing the obstacles within, building strong relationships, and having a clear vision of the future. 

A fun experiential workshop on inclusivity. 

Open Your Eyes to Blindness is a program built by Mark to get you to think
differently not just about people who are blind but to help you grow as
individuals and as leaders. It is designed to push out the edges of your
comfort zone to not only help you be more inclusive, but in turn a better
leader and a better person.

Mark has faced uncertainty and change his whole life as he has transitioned
from sighted to blind. He speaks from the heart in a way that leaves people
feeling good about their future, empowered, grateful, and optimistic!

Attendees can expect to:
• Better Understand the Non-Sighted World – Mark provides a glimpse
in to what it’s like to be blind
• Become more aware and cognizant of inclusivity and accessibility
• Increase Your Self-Awareness – Learn how to bring your life and
future in to clear focus and achieve your dreams

Mark lost his eyesight at the age of 15. This Parenting Event revolves around: Teaching kids how to deal with any adversity. Mark had to develop certain tools to navigate. Allowing the child to steer the bus through the adversity or diagnosis. Mark's own parents did not handle him with "kid gloves" as the challenge is oftentimes harder on the parent than on child. 

Hands On tools to build a very happy and successful life through transition with an appropriate question and answer.