PUBLIC SPEAKER
SALEEM SIDDIQUI
"The Voice of a New Generation"
The Renaissance Series
SALEEM SIDDIQUI
"The Voice of a New Generation"
STUDENT TALKS
(College or
High School)
Saleem
Siddiqui is a
highly recognized leader in the consulting community and is well-prepared to
motivate, educate, and energize your next meeting and all those who attend.
Saleem
Siddiqui has made many
presentations, from radio and television, to the pulpit and the stage. No
wonder he is considered one of the most requested keynote speakers in
Saleem Siddiqui IS AVAILABLE FOR ...
- Lectures and Assemblies (any time of the year)
- Orientation, Welcome Week, and ...
- Back-to-School Programs
- Student Leadership Gatherings
- Student Government Events
- Career Day / Internship programs
- National Honor Society Functions
- Greek sponsored Lectures
- Alcohol / Drug Awareness programs
- Housing and Residence Life Events
- Career Day / Job Fair
- Commencements / Graduations
- Teen Institute Conferences
- Summer programs (including camps)
- Academic, Athletic and Club Events
- Any other function where an “outside”speaker for students is feasible
TOPICS INCLUDE:
Finding Your Way in
the Real World
"Who the Heck are You?”
60 Minutes, 90 Minutes, or 2 Hours
(Great for Anytime of Year)
In this powerful and motivational presentation based on his unique
experiences, Saleem gives students real life strategies for finding their
passion. Many students find themselves asking, “I wish I knew what I wanted to
be when I grow up!” It will not waste your time. The strategies in this
presentation have one objective: TO
GET YOU FOCUSED IMMEDIATELY!”
Points covered:
1) Importance of Education.
2) What employers really care about and look for in candidates.
3) Specific tactics to package, sell, and market yourself.
4) What is your Passion?
5) You are Uniquely Qualified to be You!
6) Are you a Renaissance Man?
Take Me to
Your Leader!
60 Minutes or 90 Minutes
(Presentation or Workshop for Student
Leaders)
Saleem presents powerful
and effective leadership strategies in a simple but understandable format. He
draws from his life experiences to explain the importance of Charm, Charisma,
and Personality. He will foster in students the attitude to make massive
changes and dramatic steps to move their lives forward.
Students
will learn how to:
1) Effectively lead individuals and groups.
2) Communication – Talk the talk. Walk the walk!
3) Learn the most important rules for demonstrating great leadership.
Could this be Love!
30 Minutes or 60 Minutes
(Ideal for Any Student Conference or
Event)
This presentation is
designed to discuss love and romance on campus. All students wonder if they
will find the love of their life when they go out to college. How do we in the
modern world interact and is courting a lost art. Are you an experienced pick
up artist (PUA), or do you need to be shown the ways of love? Date Rape-
Looking for Love in all the Wrong Places.
Students
will learn how to:
1)
How to find the right person for you.
2) Communication – Whispering Sweet Nothings!
3) Balancing your relationship with your life schedule.
Surfing
the World Wide Web
30 Minutes or 60 Minutes
(Ideal for Any Conference Opening or
Closing Session)
Everyone has heard of the
internet but many people still don’t understand the significance of the
technology. This presentation will discuss how to achieve great things with the
use of new technologies. In the olden days you traveled to the great libraries
of the world, now the information is at your fingers.
Students
will learn how to:
1)
How to find the what you are looking for online.
2) Social Networking – Undiscovered markets!
3) Globalization and the Information Age
Natural High!
30 Minutes or 90 Minutes
(Keynote, Ideal for Drug/Alcohol
Awareness)
In this powerful and hard
hitting program; Saleem gets right to the point about the evil of intoxicants. There
is a need to have a healthy and clear mind to make the right choices in life. He
also illustrates his points with many real life stories of those who made wrong
choices.
Drugs kill your body, your
mind and will eventually kill you. There is nothing positive that can be gained
from using or dealing drugs. It is not enough to just say NO, you have to
understand and believe that there is a better choice for you.
How to get high on life and
find those things that juice you up!
30, 60 or 90 Minutes
(Keynote or Workshop, Ideal for Career
Events)
In this powerful program, Saleem
takes students on a step-by-step journey. How do you build a network of quality
relationships? Students are led through the most effective networking
strategies known, with emphasis to help students immediately use them in their
own lives. The old maxim, “It is not what you know, but who you know,” holds
some truth. Networking is so crucial a skill that it should be mandatory for
EVERY student in the world to take a course on how to build and maintain a
network of quality relationships!
Points covered:
1) Ancient tribal societies and modern networks
2) Are you a benefit to the tribe?
3) Specific tactics to package, sell, and market yourself.
4) What is your Passion?
5) Unique ways to keep in touch.
6) Using technology for social networking – Facebook and MySpace
If you would like to arrange for a speaker or a mediator for you or an organization please contact us.
Call for Speaker 832-545-0450
HotConflict@gmail.com
Saleem Siddiqui is a Political Commentator, Public Speaker, Actor and Consultant. He is a trained Mediation and Conflict Resolution Specialist. He conducts sermons and training for various religious and Nonprofit organizations. Working with effort to increase Muslim and Islamic awareness in Communications, Public Relations (PR), Public Speaking, Political Strategy, Media, Marketing, and many other fields as they relate to the integration of Muslims in the United States of America and around the world.
Saleem Siddiqui has undergrad degrees in Arabic and religion from the Middle East and attended Law School in Houston,Texas. He has consulted with the FBI and testified on behalf of the District Attorney of Virginia on cases relating to National Security and “The War on Terror”.
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